I have split my mdb to mde and mdb_be.
I have assigned different permissions to managers and groupheads. The
security file is on the nework drive.
After distributing the mde file to the users requested them to map the

I have just created a new database with user accounts and passwords. I
created them by going to security- user and group accounts. Now if I try to
open another unsecured access database it is requiring me to enter the
password I created for the secure database to open it. Any way ...

I'm using the MS Access 2007 trial while I wait for our Microsoft Partner
version to arrive. I am running Vista Home Premium. When I initially
installed Office, I could open DB files with Access easily, but since last
week I have the following problem...

I would like to make a table containing a list of selected users, their SIDs
or at least NT domain login names and an admin granted level of security for
later queries.  How do I go about comparing the current user with the list of
login names?  I guess I can live without the SID ...

I built a database for my company and set up user-level security. It all
works fine.
However....i have been seconded to another company in another town and the
database has developed a fault.

In trying to download and install SP2 for IE7, with XP Home as the OS, signed
onto my system in Admin mode, I keep getting messages that my security
settings do not allow the installation of ActiveX controls, or something like
that.  I have changed all the security settings I can ...

I have a secure production MDE database.  ULS is setup and I want to keep
users out of design mode of tables, queries, forms,etc. Through the ULS, a
disabled AllowShiftKey property, Startup Properties  and VBA code I am able
to keep users boxed in pretty good. But I want to keep ...

Every time I create an mde file from my database, I get multiple error
messages: "Unexpected error (40230)"
I click through 10 of these, afterwhich my mde file is created. The mde file
seems to work fine, and I don't have any errors when testing it. However,

I have a form which acts as the 'switchboard' for the rest of my application
when the user opens the file. I would like to disable the option to view the
form in design view when someone right-clicks on the form. Is this possible
without implementing user level security?

Access 2003 FE/BE configuration.  Multi-user database
I have 2 questions:
1. Why is the Workgroup Information file listed under Workgroup
Administrator is different from the one programmed using the security

I'm encountering an error message when using Tony Toews' Front End
Updater. My users are getting a message of:
  "Shortcut creation was not successful for unknown reason."
This occurs when a user does not have rights to create a shortcut on

I'm a relative newbie to Access, and am trying for the first time to add some
level of security to my new database. Unfortunately I seem to be unable to
create an MDE file. Every time I try, Access freezes (though I can open
another instance of it). When I use the "Create MDE ...

I have a small network and if my price list is open on on computer one of the
others cannot open it.  If that computer opens first then there is no
problem.

I am trying to programmatically obtain a list of users.  Getting a compile
error with the following function obtained from FAQ
Function faq_ListUsersInSystem ()
     Dim ws As WorkSpace

We purchased an Access application stored on our network, that comes w/ 2
different installation types: A & B.
If A is installed on a machine, the user can control the entire application.
If B is installed on a machine, some of the buttons are 'grayed out' -