We have an access front end that is connecting to a SQL backend. Th
backend is currently using domain authentication and that is working
fine.
What we want to implement is to use domain authentication to open the

I was trying to keep from other users to mess with the toolbar so on the
Setup or StartUp, I must have disabled features.  Now I can't access View or
Setup (from Tools), etc.  How can I edit these StartUp settings?  Thanks.

After I complete the wizard, I try to open the database again and am
prevented from doing so.  I get the message "You do not have the necessary
permissions..."  I don't understand this because I created the database and
am the administrator.  What have I overlooked?

I need to secure a database placed on a network.   So far I have been unable
to split the database properly  because of the network.  So I need to do the
Security thing,  The problem is that approximately 400 people have to be able
to make a 'request' or view a report on the ...

Here is my scenario:
Jane and Dan share a computer. Jane logs into the Access database using her
password. She leaves her desk and Dan uses the database to mark that he did a
certain task. However, since Jane is logged in, the records indicate that

I've been using these newsgroups for some time and find them to be an
invaluable source of information and advice. But now I have a specific
problem that I cannot find an answer to; perhaps someone could point
me in the right direction?

I need some assistance in find a deleted bak file.  I am now total locked out
of my datebase.

I tried Allen Browne's advice on Creating an Audit Log for using users'
Windows Login for security and I keep on having problems.  Access's security
features are terrible and I've had way too much trouble with it.
What I need is this...My boss wants users to only be able to edit ...

Is it possible to lock a field forever? So that no-one can modify it - Even
if they have Admin rights?
I would like to store some DOBS and National Insurance numbers which NEVER
CHANGE, unlike Surname etc.

I'm building an access application, which tracks IT Labs at the local college.
It will be placed on a shared drive, where students have read-only access
and staff have read and write access.
The system uses a piece of code ( Username = (environ("Username")) to work

I need to log in Access DB by bypassing password because I lost it.   Is
there a way to do it?   What's the default password for Access, like root
password for Unix?
Appreciated!

Somebody has deleted my secured.mdw file but still
leave the mdb file.It still can be opened but cannot
get my administer rights anymore.How to get it back?
Thank's in advance.

Power went out and battery was low.  The computer shut off.  When I rebooted
it, the login no longer shows a domain and my username and password no longer
work.  I've also tried all the admin passwords.  Nothing works.  I cannot get
past the log into Windows screen.

Me and my database administrator were having a hard time figuring out how to
get our database that was designed in access 2000 to work properly on access
2007. It worked properly in Access 2002 and 2003. The database interface is
connected to sql database server 2000.

I am trying to set up security on my shared database. What I have so far is a
workgroup that is able to open the database one user at a time. What
currently  happens is one user2 can not open the database, but is not
notified it is being used which makes user2 think the link is ...