Unwanted policies are applied on my pc..
hello
I have windows xp professional on my laptop and member of a domain. I travel
across the country for business purpose. Group policies are applied on all

When I try to setup a network drive and folder as  a Trusted Location,
I get this error message: "The path you have entered cannot be used as
a Trusted Location for security reasons."  Why can't I choose for
myself what paths I want to trust?

I used Security Wizard to try to set up a group account for Read-Only users,
following the instructions of a QuickSteps publication.
After selecting Read-Only Users, I selected "No, the Users group should not
have any permissions."  I proceeded to add a New User, noticing that I ...

I want to protect my query part in MS Access database from other user,
people can easily read my query in a design mode and can do any changes in
that.
The query should work when we run it, but it should not to be viewed in

I am new to implementing security in Access.
I have split my db.
Changed the FE to a MDE.
I noticed that the tables and queries can still be altered.

Many years ago, someone at our company created a database. It has not been
updated or maintained. The employee is long retired. We can use the data
better  if we tweek the database organization a little. Some type of security
has been applied to the database; I can't create any ...

I am using user level security just fine, although it took quite a bit of
failure just to become "less nervous" about security.
What I need is for the different user groups to have a different form that
they start with.  Teachers would have the frmMainTeacher, adminsitrators,

In the Security FAQ, Section 14, it mentions that you "need
to have Read Data permissions on the TableDef object in the
source database" to refresh existing table attachments.
What is the "TableDef" object, and how do I set the

Hi. I'm running Access 2003 on XP. The application runs off a shared drive,
and users in our office are grouped into three Groups - Read Only, Full
Access and Admin. I had some security issues that a consultant helped me with
the other day (basically it turned out that users' ...

Is it possible to create a database which will have multiple users with each
user having their own password, then when logged in, only see specific data?

I've created a Access 07 database, i.e., <database>.accdc [Microsoft Office
Signed Package].  When I open, it asks me to extract database - and I do to a
file as such:
<database>_CA.accdb.  Next, I convert to .accde format - to remove all source.

I have a database that i created and now is being used by 6 users.
I ran the security wizard and have assigned 2 users full data user access
The rest 4 have read only access.
I have set administrator rights for me to uhable to bring about any changes

My database has a group setup and I want to move it from my destop to the
network drive but cant seem to. I have three access icons since setting up
security: 1. security icon, 2. mdb file( shortcut file), and 3. access file.
How do I transfer these files correctly? Thanks- Mark

I ve some idea to improve the performance of  the anti virus programs. and
these ideas may not be a great one. But  it may work out, to prevent the
virus programs and to control its activities.
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I need to create a new level of user access in a databse I have written.  I
could go to thier site to set the permissions on the back end tables, but it
would be far more prefereble to have the front end run code on startup to do
this.  I have no problems with setting the code to ...