Hello,
I've read in a couple of articles that it is very important to keep the
workgroup set-up information.  My question is if there is some place where I
can look for that information.  My workgroup has not been lost or corrupted

I would like to have some users access our terminal server remotely.  What is
the best way to implement 2 factor authenticaiton.  I just want it for
terminal server, not for all user accounts. Something like the RSA secureID,
or a USB token would be great.  

I am quite new to working with a sercured database and have a question. I
would like to allow my users to change their own passwords but since the
Tools drop down option is not available to them due to my startup settings
they cannot access the toolobar screen necessary to make ...

I wonna know where's my password for mdb stored
I dislike security system form microsoft for my mdb
I wanna develop it by myself
help me?

I have studied Access Security over the past two weeks and feel I have
some understanding of the principles, at least, but I don't seem to be
able to even get past first base on actual implementation.
I create user accounts in what must be the usual way, with user name

When I try to import a table from a secured database (I set up the security
for this database) to another secured database, the following information was
shown up:
You do not have the necessary permission to the ‘*.mdb’ object. Have your

I have a secured database (user-level secured) on a shared network.  The
problem I have is periodically the users (full data users) have to log back
into the workgroup.  For some reason they are being logged back into the
default mdw.  What can cause this or is there another way ...

I am new to Access security, am looking to setup a 2 user group security
structure. One group having access to certain forms and reports and the other
to the rest. How do you go about it and is there a sample Db which has this
kind of security setup one could review.

When I implement the Shift-bypass startup feature in an Access application
(instead of making a *.mde file), is there any way for a user to bypass the
protection of my Shift-bypass feature without first knowing the macro used
to implement it?

I intend to use an access file as the backend for my very data-driven vb.net
application.  I need to secure this file so that it can only be access by a
user through the vb.net front end.  How can I secure the mdb file so that no
one can look at it thru the 'back door'?

 I want to learn computer networking please suggest me something.
-s

Hi All :-)
I have a question about securing a database that has linked tables, and is
used by multiple users that are mapped to different drives.  When I try to
log into the database, since I am mapped to a different drive I get the

i copied files from another hard drive by connecting my hard drive on a
friend'd computer. That led to my hard drive not starting. Connected back to
the friend and then his harddrive fixed mine in a way.
But now when i cut and paste or drag and drop, the files can't open in my

I have a user who can view our network from home using a sonicwall VPN
connection. We have a crm database on MS Access. But he cannot open it. He
gets an error message saying he must copy the database to his local hard
drive. But this obviously has synchronisation implications if ...

I converted an Access 97 database to Access 2002.  I then wanted to create an
MDE from this database.  But under Tools\Database Utilities the "Make MDE
File" option is ghosted.  What is wrong here?
Thanks.