I made a new system.mdw with the correct permissions and I gave it a new
name.  How can I make sure that the database is opened up only by people who
are pointing to the correct  ".mdw" ?
Thanks

The last two days I have been receiving a failure when my backup program (CA
BrightStor ArcServe) attempts to backup
c:\windows\security\database\secedit.sbd. The error I get in the logs is
"Unable to open file" and code EC=sharing violation. This file has always

We have a single domain controller in a remote location. it also acts as
file & print server. There are no IT staff on site there. We need to give an
office worker the ability to shut down the server in the event the aircon
breaks down.

I want to secure a database from people being able to change the layout
or design.  I've set up a unique Administrator account and reassigned
all ownership over to this new account.  (Deleted the old Admin from
the Admin group, too.)  However, the problem remains that the database

I have a database which has security applied to it.  Is there anyway that I
can make a working copy of it?

My check boxes show up in my report's print preview but do not print out.
Thanks

when I burn a backup copy of my database this is the message i get when i try
to open the backup copy.......Could not lock file. (Error 3050)
The operating system will not allow Microsoft® Jet to create a lock file
(.LDB) in the same directory where the database file (.MDB) ...

I have a very simple database on access 2000 which i only use. I was
interested in how the security wizard worked and set it up with a password so
now only I can get into it with the password but I used to make a backup copy
of this database on cd by burning it.now that the ...

I revivied an old database that used this to open it:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSACCESS.EXE"
"c:\access\oldDB.mdb" /WRKGRP "c:\access\system.mda"
That required me to use a username and password to open it.

I created a DB and I was fooling around with security and forgot how I set
something.  I do remember the password, so it's no problem.  I just want to
disable the Logon.  When I open the DB, a dialog box opens with "Logon" on
the title bar.  My user name is in the "Name" field ...

I have a pair of databases secured with a workgroup file and I have created a
custom password change form, which is working fine. What I would like to add
is a way to validate that the user has changed his first-time temporary
password to a 'real' password before letting him proceed ...

can any one tell me step by step way how to use this property to stop users open the database by pressing shift key, I have tryed different codes but i dont know where to put that code and where is the immidiate window, so pls tell me step by step how to do this. thanks

I have just finished creating a database.  How do I setup users so that it
requires their login and password to get into the database when it opens?  
When I goto Tools, Security, Users & Group Accounts the current user is
ALWAYS the admin.  DO I maybe need to setup a new group in ...

Using a Dell Inspiron 4100 running Win XP SP2 and MS Access from Office 2000
I have created a simple database on behalf of a client.  Nothing fancy – no
security, no app style opening form, just a few tables, queries forms and
reports.  It is something I have done a thousand ...

I was trying to set up my DB permissions and somehow removed Administer
permissions from the only Admin account.  Now I can open the file, but I
can't access any data.  Is there a way to reset the security, or am I just
going to have to rebuild the DB?