I created a database that I have secured and then split to a FE & BE.  I did
this so I could roll out versions of our database while staff continue to
work in it.  It's worked great up until today, when I needed to add a new
table to my back end and link it to a front end copy that ...

If I create an Access database on one PC, and then secure it by using the
Security Wizard on a second PC, I find that it is secured on the second PC,
but completely unsecured when I open it on the first.
Can anyone explain this behaviour?

I'm setting up a vehicle booking database, where users will be able to book
certain vehicles for trips, etc. Is there a way I can limit what records each
user can see/edit? For example, I want to restrict what records the user sees
in the Vehicle Bookings form.

Firstly let me say I am not any kind of programmer and only have the
faintest understanding of programming However I am working my way
through creating an Access Database for use by a few users on a LAN. I
have reached a point where I thought I needed a macro to open a window

We use Tack sceduler in MS 2000.  Some of our jobs are Access databases.  
Unfortunatly, the security warnings generated by Access when it starts up
cause the jobs to hang up, demanding user intervention.
Is there any way around this other than settings tools / macro / security to

I wonder if any one can shed any light on this. I have encrytped my database
to ensure nobody breaks it, and I think I have done just that. I selected the
encrypt databse option, entered the password and verified it.
When i closed access and reloaded it, I put the password in as ...

Hello,
Using a form to change details in records, I have set a MsgBox action
on the Before Update property of the more important fields in the
form, ie surname postcode etc

I have windows updates set to update automatically.  When I came in today
there were a ton of new updates installed.  Since the update I have not been
able to open my BE Database.  The FE opens fine, but the BE doesnt open at
all.  Does anyone else have this problem?

I give up!!!!!
Access 2007. I am looking for documentation on how to have one person have
full access to a DB and someone else have read only access to the same db.
Any ideas?

Hi
I have a problem running network executables on a 2003 Server SP2 box.
When am log on as the Admin i can run them fine, but when i log on as user
of the domain with admin rights am not able to run them. Has anyone else

I'm trying to be brave; however, I think I have ruined a year of work.  I
don't know what else to do but quit my job and run away to a deserted island!
I accidentally setup security for my Database when I was creating a shortcut
for a client machine to access our Inventory.mdb ...

If you secure  an MSACCESS Database using a Workgroup Information File
WIF and then setting up  permissions removing the Admin user from the
its default group, repalce it with another named user, transfer all
the ownership of objects to the new user. Then run the database

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I'm still trying to tie down some loose ends with security.  I ran across
this in section 8 (How can I secure just my code without users having to log
on) of the Security FAQ:
"Make sure that all permissions to modules are revoked for the Users group

After getting a split, secured MS Access db working well,
with the Front End, Back End, and MDW files in a directory
right off the C: drive, I take the files home, put them in a
matching C: drive directory, and find that I can only open