In my application i save user name and password in a table
how can i stop user editing the password
(but user can not go in to tables i already off the shift method)
but i am afraid      could u please help  in this issue

I have converted several database mdb files from 97 to 2003.
In 97 mdb files I could use the security dialogs to set read permissions for
stand-alone VBA modules, but I cannot find any method for changing security
permissions for modules in 2003, which is preventing me from ...

How change UNCPassword in IISVirtualDir and apply in child nodes, using
script (vbscript)?
In IIS Metabase Explorer the childs from IISWebVirtualDir appears with
property UNCPassword but I can't change it with VBScript.

I am using AccessXP
How do I get the Access UserName, NOT the network
user name, to use in my code. I've searched the help file
and there is very nothing found, or my help file is corrupt.

When using the security wizard, I mistakenly clicked one too many times and
have managed to kill all of my permissions, even when logging in as admin.  
Is there anyway for me to restore the permissions?  At this point, I can't
even get in to the database to see any of my data.

help!  Here goes…..I am finally finished exporting an Excel spreadshee
that contained over 6,000 entries into a continuous form in Access 2003
and before I move it to the shared drive, I have a fe

I just upgraded to Office 2003 & Access 2003.  My 2002 database, which I run
from my local machine, has never had more security than a password.  When I
logged on with PW/Shift, it behaved as if I were not the Administrator and I
could not see my toolbar.  (Others do have access ...

who help me ?my operating systems is lock  i don't have password

I wonder if someone can help with the following example.
A standard network user within our business does not have access rights to
manuipulate the folder structures on our shared network. So he cannot
create, delete or rename any folders, but he can open and save files that

Am not having any success when joining my preciously secured db, but now
unsecured, to (what I hoped to be) the company-wide security group.
Here is what I did: (not on the first try though – stumbled several times
trying to get it all sync'd up)

The questions:  
1. Is it possible to create one (1) workgroup that is used by more that one
database with each database have different permissions for different grouping
of users?  

I have a Database which is on a Network server. I want to share this
Database's dta with some others, but I don't want them accidently changing
the data. I have added names to the Users group but it appears that if you
are attached to the server you have all the permissions, no ...

Have FE/BE Access 2003 database that I want to use user level security and
would like to have the application start without requiring users to enter an
id and password (I plan on distributing to a varied user group) but at the
same time only allow them to read/update data - not ...

I have just installed my app on a new PC with a new installation of Access
2003.   All Windows Update and Office Update is done.
When I launch the app I get a message saying that it is opening as 'Read
Only' and when I run certain procedures I get the following error message:

I am using File.GetAccessRules to find the NT-users and groups that have
permissions on the object. I need however to find out if a given rule
pertains to a user or a group. How can I do that?
With rule.IdentityReference I can get the underlying NTAccount object,