I set a password on Administrator and have lost it.  I cannot access other
accounts to set limits or access.  How can i access my administrator?  I left
no hint either.

I have designed an Access  database with a front end user interface
linked to  a back end 'data store'.
I have given the database manager full admin group permissions for the
front end user interface and I have also given her full admin group

Not sure if this is the best place for this questions...but
I would like to store a shortcut to a report I have created on a network
drive so that the report is visible to any of the 30 office employees.  
Currently, only about 10 employees have access to the database.  Is it

I have a user with an Access database that was originally created in '95 and
converted to '97.  I was the lucky one to get the task of helping them
convert the database last year to Access 2000 (though I'm not much of an
Access person).  By all measures, the conversion worked ...

I have a couple of databases that are linked to one another, and are all kept
in the same folder, i have a group set up with modify access and then domain
users with read and execute, if no-one from the modify group is in the domain
users can open the file and it's read only, ...

I have a client whose requirement is for a database for each of his sales
staff.
He wanted the Front-end for each Access (2000) db to be on a the sales staff
local p.c.with the respective db's to be on the office administrator's p.c.

I have created a new workgroup info file. I have also set up a few users User
and Group accounts. I have only 2 groups: the default groups 'Users' and
'Admins'
Now I opened a database that I want to secure and trying to create

I have followed all the steps from Joan Wild's website for securing a
database.  I'm still having trouble with other users being able to access the
database while I'm on it.  (the Open Exclusive boxes are unchecked)  They get
an error message that the 'Admin' user is already in ...

I have taken home an Access 2000 db to work on.  But when I try to open it, I
get the following message.  "You do not have the necessary permissions to use
the ***.mdb...".  I do not even get to the screen to input a password.  I am
logged on as administrator.

I would like to  keep a picture of my wife always in fromt ot any opening
tasks or windows. while I work.   I have her picture on my desktop... of
course.... but I tend to miss her while I'm working on other task.    Thank
you for  your help

I have a VB app that uses an Access dB.  It has already been shipping
and hundreds of customers have it.  Now, I wish to secure it.  On my
development machine, I've already tinkered with setting user level
security to where I want it and made a new mdw file.  Now, I am faced

I had to setup security on our one of our Access Databases on our network.  I
did the testing on my laptop before I setup the network database.  I also
used the dataabase seurity wizard when doing this.  Now when I open any
database it asks for a username and password.  If I try ...

I have a DB set up with admin, read only and full data users. The DB is
not split, but on a central server which is accessed via a shortcut
created in the security wizard. Everything seems to be OK, except that
full data users are still allowed to view the design. When I go into

I have an Access application that's basically 3 databases. One of them
linked to the tables on the other two. The other one is really a "front end"
with VBA code.
Security is controlled at user level (Read: work group file)

Hello, all;
Basically what I want to do is have my database have two password-protected
users:  One that can see everything and one that I just show the forms to.
I am having conceptual problems with the whole security scheme + Access