Ok, so I have an Access database that I want to put out on the server, and I
have enabled User-level security and generated usernames and passwords for
all the users.
However, despite the security features that Access offers, it seems that the

I am building a Non-Profit Company that is building a referal Program for Non
Profit Organizations.

I will be delivering an application to a client who will need to create new
users as new employees are hired.  My concern is creating a user that belongs
to the Admins group since it is my understanding that only this type of user
can create or administer to other accounts.  The ...

If we wanted to secure a database simply to stop 3rd parties from accessing
the database, but we dont want to set up different users with different
permissions or restrictions etc, is there any disadvantages with simply
using the Set Database Password option rather than creating mdw ...

I am seeing some really odd behavior in one of my applications.  The
application is bascially a runas app with a few bells and whistles.  In
it's purest form, though, it is very simple.
The parent process is a service, and runs as the System user.  It then

I am totally new to Access security.  I am reading the MS Access Security
FAQ
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2Faccess%2Fconten
t%2Fsecfaq.asp) and point 10 says something about importing all objects into

Can someone point me to some code snippits or similar which detail how to
manage users via code.  We dont want users to have to go through the normal
workgroup interface simply to manage users.  The desired scenario is:
-create an "admin" user who is allowed to manage the workgroup, ...

I have followed Microsoft's Security FAQ paper, Section 33 to create a
remote site administrator workgroup file. Everything seems to be fine except
for one thing. Since it is impossible to get rid of the Admin user and the
Site Administrator account has the ability to assign users ...

I have two db's with linked tables.  I want to use the same mdw file for
both.  How do I do this without joining the workgroup each time?

Is there a command I can run from a macro (like the autoexec one) to hide the
main database window?  (ie., the window that shows all tables, queries,
forms, reports, pages, macros, modules, & favorites)
Thanks!

I was playing with the security wizards on a database I would like to set up
user accounts on.  Now I cannot get into any database.   Every database I try
to open asks me for a password.  I have not set a password for myself.
I can put these mdb files on another computer and open ...

My smart 11 year old son has access to my computer and I have reason to
suspect he has downloaded some sort of computer programe similar to
'PrivacyView'  A programe that allows users to (Quote) :  "Surf sites all you
want without fear that your partner or children will know ...

I forgot my password to get into my hotmail email account, and I also forgot
the answer to my secret question! I didn't set up this account with any links
to other email accounts, so I can't get my password sent to me. Does anyone
know what to do????????

i have created and finalized a database using Access 2003.  There are two
users, i am in the admins group and the other i set up in the New Data Users
group using the wizard.  Everything seemed to work out on my machine, asking
me for a password and so forth, i can get into the ...

I can't remember my password at startup for Windows XP,
therefore I can't use my laptop. HELP!! and THANKS!