Hi
Is it possible to have access open a specified form e.g. Trade Form, each
time a user launches the application.
Also when assigning permissions to users for the various forms, I noticed

Hi, I am new to access and am trying to create a security option to protect
info........probably being a bit lazy here, but can anyone point me in the
right direction for basic security with access
Thanks

  When i insert the rigth password on doubleclicking on my access file,
starts a procedure eliminating all my tables. How can i prevent that this
procedure starts with this action?

Is there a way to limit public access to a home page sub-directory--such as
a password or a list of authorized individuals who are allowed to open web
pages within a certain subdirectory?
Thanks.

I have created a database for my users.  I wish to have this application run
in a multi user environment, where each user has to log on to the access
project before proceeding.  
How is it possible to have a database application be used by multiple users

I'm using Windows 98 and Access 97. Every time I open the MDB file, I get
the
following error message :
MSACCESS caused an invalid page fault in

My office currently works with a database that was designed by someone who
has long since left the organization.  It contains two separate databases in
which the tables are linked.  One database holds the information, the other
is what is utlitized to access that information.  ...

I was wondering if anyone could take a look at my code and see wher
I'm going wrong.  I have an access database that I want to only open t
authorized people.  I have created a table in the database and include
their names and roles.  The database opens to a switchboard and I don

I have a database on a network that works ok with 4 users so long as it is
not opened by 1 user first. If the one user opens it first all others who
then try to open it get the following message:
The database has been placed in a state by user "Admin" on machinexxxxxx

Inadvertently I added security and cannot add, revise or delete information
in a database. I am the person who created it- therefore should be the
administrator. I read the previous suggestions on how to remove security but
they are not working. I am using Office XP 2003.

I want to be able to run the MSAccess Workgroup Administator without logging
onto my machine as an administrator.  There are some folders being used for
the MSAccess Workgroup Administator that I need rights to and I can't figure
out which ones they are.  When I am logged onto my ...

When Adobe 7.0 is installed on a workstation that has access 2003 installed,
and there is a program that utilizes access as a working database, when
certain queries are tried that deals with dates and times error will occur
not allowing the function to execute. When Adobe 6.01 is ...

I have a secured database on a shared drive. All of the users in a group of
approx ten people except for one can access the database.
User has created test db in same folder as have I, no problem. All points to
permissions however I've gone over and over but can't find problem.

OK, just about got my nice new secure access database up and running and so
far so good.  All I want to check now is that I'm doing things as per best
practices.  I've ready through the various security FAQ and I think this
covers it...

Apologies if this is a bit of a basic question for on here, but I want to
display the current logged on user on a form.  I don't want to show the
actual logon name, I want to show the real username.
e.g.