With Access 2003, when I click on a hyperlink which points to a file on the
same computer I get a pop-up warning for MS Office Access on " Opening (file)
Hyperlinks may be harmful..." (trusted source warning) FOLLOWED BY a warning
message from MS Office "Opening (file)  Some ...

When a user tries to save a query the following error message is displayed:
You do not have permission to use the 'MSysTables' object....
I cannot find the MSysTables file anywhere (even with system objects
visible) When I add the user to the "admin" group, it is fine.  However, I ...

I have a database.I need to have full permissions to 2 users and just
read/insert/ delete grants for 20 other users.The problem is that when I
create security for these 20 users and say I login with one of the ID's and
enter the data and someother user logins in with his/her ID ...

I have a frontend database that I push down to users through Novell.  It
seems that whan I do this the database "loses" it's membership in my
workgroup and is given back to the default workgroup.  Can this be corrected?
Thanks in advance.

windows 2000 nt my password got dleted and i can't log back in to windows
with out one?who do i get past this?or do i need a new pass word to the
porfile id name and password i don't know what to do.

I have a Windows 2003 Server network with 2000/XP workstations.  I have a
user who wants a specific file in a shared folder to be R/W for one user
while R-only for another.
Is there a way to allow permissions to the .mdb file as noted above?

With "startup" feature and no VB security setting, opening a .mdb file is as
dangerous as that for .bat file. How can I check a .mdb file before opening
it?
I have done some checking and find that all my .mdb file with VBA code

I have come accross an interesting request that I do not have the answer
to.  
My client wishes to have a database secured so that no user will be able to
access and open the tables and see the raw data.  I know i can hide the db

Hi,
I am a new user to Access 2003.  I was wondering if it possible to hide the
database window when one opens up Access.  I have 3 forms in my Access
database.  1 is a Main swithboard that gives direction to the other 2 forms.  

“Microsoft helps protect this Visual Basic for application Project with a
password; you must supply the password in the Visual Basic Editor before you
can perform this operation.” “Click OK”
I keep receiving this message when I attempt to access the VBA code in the

Cannotget high priority to work to update microsooft or windows and why? the
person who put this in fix it where I can't and rip me off for my money. Tell
me how to do this and fix it now.

I would like to be able to view who is logged on to the DB, and also to view
log on history.
Is this possible?
Kev

I have installed Project server, Sharepoint and Project Professional
on window 2000.  Users are able to connect to Project server through
Project Authentication.  When i am at the server, where Project
Professional and Project server are installed I am able to connect to

Hello - I was poking around in access security and now I don't seem to
be able to edit some of my reports.  I tried importing into another
database and still can't modify.  Is there any way to get things back
to where everyone has complete rights again?  Thanks, I'm more than a

Does anyone know or have information on an Access Security Course? Not an
online or E-learning course, but an actual hands on training. Any information
is helpful,  Thanks