Created a workgroup that includes several levels of security on my
development computer.  Took it to the client and saved it in the shared
folder on their Network Neighbourhood.  Joined the workgroup on all PC's.  In
this case, there is a form that is only to be accessed by one ...

Is it possible to deny a user from logging into a PC, but still use that
account with runas to give them higher permissions for a single program?

Hello ALL.... I have tried endlessly to secure a database using the
user level security.  I have followed the security faq to the letter,
however I can still access the database from the default access
security "system.mdw" workgroup.  No matter what I do it will NOT

I'm running Access 2000 under Windows XP Home Edition.
1) I ran wrkgadm.exe and created a new workgroup named "test.mdw" in a
shared directory.
2) I created a user in the admins group and after logging as that user I

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I would like to give some of my co-workers access to a database, but would
like to limit that access to updating records only and printing pre-defined
reports.  Any suggestions?
Regards,

When opening a secured access 2000 database in a shared folder on another
computer using a shortcut with its target:
"path to msaccess.exe" "path to mdb on the other computer" /wrkgrp "path to
secure mdw on the other computer"

I have a secured database used by four offices, three of them in outlying
areas with their own local networks.  When I distribute a new front end, I
need the three outlyers to be able to run a procedure that deletes the
existing links (because the new front end comes from me, ...

I have a client who has an Access 2000 database stored on a lab
computer...there are ~ 5 users of that database.
He wants to know if there is a way to keep users from making a copy of the
database...I've never heard of being able to restrict copying and pasting or

For some reason, a db I developed got corrupt but I was able to save the data
and recreate it. This is a shared db and I thought I recreated the
permissions the same as the previous db. This is being shared across a
network from my local machine and was working fine before. If I ...

upgraded to 2003 but now asking for username/passwords to open databases
created with 2000 which didnt ask for any passwords. can i turn this off as
i'm sure theres no passwords associated with the access 2000 databases.

I went to change permissions to one user only, as read only. That was only
in one shared database on a network. Now, when I create a new database or
view old databases. The following tables are all displayed:
MSysAccessObjects, MSysACEs, MSysObjects, MSysQueries and ...

I would like to get the propper code to allow the user to change the
password by himself.
Thank you Amnon

I have a mail merge document that utilized data from a query in MS Access.  I
recently upgraded to Access 2002 and the database security was set up using
the security wizard.  Now, I can no longer use the mail merge document to
open the data source.  I'm given a message that says ...

I have a database with user level security set up.  I have created replicas
and I can't even open them because of the security.  When I click the
shortcut so I can put in my username/password it always takes me to the
design master.  How can I set it up so that I can open these ...