ii forgot my administrator account password and it has all my info on it and
i lost my windows xp pro cd is there anyway i can get back on my account its
my only administrator account

I was signed in on my computer at home, and left for an hour. When I came
back, I got the alert that I signed in on another computer. I didn't, and I'm
wondering how I can find out where and or when this happend. If in fact it
did. Or are there any other suggestions. I now ...

I created a DB which is installed (with custom .mdw) on our LAN, accessible
by a shortcut. Users have no trouble using it. I wanted to move the DB to a
laptop of another person in order to do a demo at another location. I copied
it over to the laptop's D drive, logged on as the ...

When I save my database as backup to a CD it is read only; why?
1.  How can I access it and work with it....
2.  How can I save in the future so it isn't read only?
Many thanks.

I have recently bought a VBA code signing certificate to sign .ade files
that we distribute, in order to suppress the security warning that otherwise
appears when you open the file.
It works perfectly in (full) Access 2003, but opening a signed file in

Hi.  :)  I'm a VB/VBA programmer who gets easily confused when I get outside
of my little worlds of ADO/DAO coding.  I have an Access 97 database that is
distributed as a runtime app to various 3rd Party users.  I'm running into
two questions almost immediately:

I have user level security set up an Access database.  There are only 2 users
with permissions to modify these permissions (myself and one other person).  
The permissions keep getting changed -- at times even giving permissions to
the "Users" group!  I keep changing them back, ...

every time i want to click a link(image file) in a form in access i get this
message:
"Some files can contain viruses or otherwise be harmful to your computer.
It is important to be certain that this file is from a trustworthy source.

I have a database with the macro security set to low. I want it that way.
My users are using Run-time Access to add/edit data... when they open the
database file, they are prompted with a series of security questions - "are
you sure you want to open this file" type of thing. In ...

I am running Access 2003.  A number of my users are on Access 2000.  My
databases are all saved in 2000 format.
I recently deployed a database with the VBA pasworded.  My users on Access
2000 cannot execute any of the code, but the 2003 users can.  When I take the

I have a client who needs to be able to use two Microsoft Access databases
on her machine, one of which uses system.mdw (i.e. no username/password),
the other uses a workigroup file I created.
How can I change the customised version back so it has no username/password

I have created an Access database and packaged it with the Access 2003
Development Wizard.  I am installing the program on Windows 2000 and XP
Professional computers (none have Access installed, so I'm using Access 2003
"runtime").  When the user clicks to open the database, they ...

IM sure you get this all the time but...
yesterday i was working on another PC where i went throug the steps to setup
User Level security, it seemed to work, though i didnt check it for other
users, i was prompted for my password everytime i opened the database on that

Dear Colleagues:
With Windows NT networks (and I believe 2000 as well), I was unable to set
up a stronger password policy for certain groups.
My desired result is to put a stronger password policy on one group, but a

I have a  data in Access 2000 it has full access right  ,many users are
accessing the data  , i want trace log in mdb to  see changes
made by any user , without user's acknowledge.How can i trace the changes