The History: Being an inexperienced Access developer (and not even an IT
person!), but being rushed into building a database for my company, security
has become the thorn in my side.  I created security, bypassing the wizard.  
I copied the database onto a common server where ...

I can't get Access open any database anymore.
We created a database with a password on it.
How can this be removed when the password has been forgotten.
Office or windows must store this information somewhere?

my database is protected by a password at the opening.
when I close it, my password is requested again. Why?
I use Access2000

I tried using the user level security wizard without sucess ( see earlier
thread) but managed to set up the security manually.  My problem now is that
although access will ask me for a user name and password and will log me in,
it doesn't apply the restrictions I selected.  

In our office on the network we have three databases in Microsoft Access
which were initially on the 97 Version, but now I have upgraded it to 2003
Version.
There is one database we can call it a parent database, as from this

Situation is access on a local pc - not a network.
I used in access 2002 the security option using the wizard security option
on user level on my access database (covers several objects - including
password). It works on my lokal pc perfectly.

i created a database in access 2003 in a PC in my officce with permissions
to a specifics accounts there.
I send me by mail a copy to another city where i need it, but i can´t open
it because i get the error message "no permission to acces to the object

I have built an application for a customer that posts charges to customer
accounts at various times of the day.
The way I've done this is to use the windows task scheduler to open a form
using command line trigger in the shortcut.

the subject say it all,
Thanks

My Engineers constnatnly go off to lunch and don't log off so I can make
updates. How do I end their sessions?
thanks
Sandy

I want to implement ULS correctly then
casual users will not be able to import any of your objects, including
tables.
Could anyone send me just one secured database with this tehnique, so I coud

I need to ues the < & > signs in my data base as I am enterint analitical lab
results, when I do i get an error message. how can i correct this problem? I
have used  both text&  number formatt , stil get this message.

OK
I dont want to spend a few hundred dollars every year on a digital
certificate to authenticate my Access applications so there must be another
way.

I have two databases on a network drive.  One is the main database and I use
it all the time.  The other is linked to the main database and automatically
updates with the changes that I impute on the main database.  I need to make
the second database a read only.  How can I do ...

So I have followed the Step by Step instructions provided and still need
help.  The final step creates a shortcut on my desktop.  But I need to create
a shortcut on the shared drive (fyi - the .mdw and database files all are - i
put everything on the shared drive) so other users ...