I am in the test stages of developing my database. I have user level
security implemented and it works well. My problem is that I have attempted
to open the DB in exclusive mode (as the admin) which I believe is supposed
to lock out others. It is not working. I am making sure ...

I was playing were I should not have been.  I set myself up as a user and did
not assign an admin.  I have no Admin rights and the program will not let me
do anything.  What do I do now remove Access and re-install?

How do I prevent some users from copying or deleting an Access database file
(application and data) from a shared folder on the network server.

I need to know how to prevent users that share a database from
changing/editing the basic design/structure of that database. I am working
with ACCESS 2002. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.

I have a completely new question for the experts here.  I have a user that
accesses some databases on her machine.  The current configuration for these
databases is that there are no user ids and no passwords.  The database is
stored locally and there are several system.mdw files ...

Okay, I have a bit of a trickly situation.
I think I mentioned this before, but did not get a good answer that solves
my problem.  The database was created long before I started at the company.
Basically the database was created in access 2.0 to store customer data and

I am asked for a password any time I open any database.  Most databases are
on a shared server and I am the only one with password requirement.  Is there
a local file with the information?

Am attempting to construct a letter of proposal to real estate managers for
my services as a security patrolman.comsultant.

I have created a database with Admin and Users access, where user has only
access to certain information. At the moment Users can view reports as well
print reports. What I want to do is stop a general user from printing
anything from the database. Only those with Admin access ...

Hi, I am having trouble accessing one of my secure databases in access.  I
have secured it with a password but now whenever I attempt to access this
database the password prompt does not show up and it automatically goes to
the error message saying I do not have the correct ...

My DB is split into FE and BE and resides on Windows Server 2003.
The users are part of USERS group. I have set the FE amd BE permissions for
USERS to Modify, Read and Execute, Read, Write and still they cannot change
any data nor add records to the BE.

I need to import two certificates into the computer/user "trusted root" and
"intermediate" store. Client machines are W2K and XP. Can you do that with
certutil?
The command is:  certutil -addstore CertificateStoreName CertFileName.cer,

Is there any way to get the Reports and Forms out of an
MDE?  I was able to import the Tables and Queries, but the
others are locked.

Sorry for the urgent subject line, but I'm in trouble here ;-)  Here's what
happened...
I've had a properly secured database for the past year and a half and never
had any problems logging in.  All of a sudden, I can't log into my database

Is the user level security the same for Access 2003 than it is in 2000? Is
there a link to the FAQ for Access 2003? Is there even an FAQ for 03?
Thanks,
Mayra