I created a database and stored it in a folder on my c drive. I then used the
database utility function in access to split the database, and then I created
a backup. At some point I moved all three of these files--the original (we'll
call it database y.mdb), the backup (database ...

I've just used the Security Wizard to set up some security, but now can not
edit my database.
The DB opens without prompting for a password. I set up the Users Group with
Open/Run (on DB, Forms, Reports, Macros) and Read/Design (on Tables,

I have a personnel database that I have developed .. I would like to share
this database for others to use for information lookup in Access and for use
in Word documents (merges & such) .. I am planning on putting this database
out on our server on a shared folder.  I don't mind ...

How to remove all the security system from mdb.file
that created by ULS.

I am creating a graph with a lot of series points(+/-15-20), but only a few
have values above 0 in them. This changes as new data is inputted daily. I
want to know if it is possible to create a chart that only plot the series
with values above 0 and ommits the other series from ...

I have an Access 2003 textbook, and 3 web tutorials, on how to set up
user-level security in Access.  Although I feel like I'm doing it correctly,
when I put the database on the LAN, it only applies to me.  Everyone else
just zips right into the database.

What's a "database password"?  If you secure a database with a database
password, how secure is it?
Robert

I had performed ULS to my db and completed.
I want that that db can be accessed from two
computer ( on a shared folder )
What should I do next ?.Is it OK if the DB is

I just posted a message as to how to secure my database on our network .. I
forgot to ask .. there is one person I would like to give permission to
change my fields and to add/delete information .. is there a way to do that?
I am using Office 2007

Is there a way to use the Windows login credentials/user to apply Access
2003 security without the need for a separate login?  All we need to be sure
of is that the user is valid/expected.  It is not necessary to have a
separate login if we can take advantage of the already valid ...

I have a Access 2000 database split into a frontend and backend (not in
Project mode). I have VBA code to automatically link tables using
"TranferDatabase". The Linkup worked fine until I put a password on the
backend database. The VBA procedure was modified to include password ...

I have seen the MDE code protector in everything access.
If you use this is there a way to add in copyright information?
I know all of the commented lines are taken out so how is it normally done?
David

Hello.  I would like some general advice.
1.  Is the security which is described in the 10-step document that is
posted here form time to time the so-called "Access User-Level Security"?
Are they one and the same?

Not sure if this is an Access 2007 problem or if it's a Windows Vista problem.
When trying to open my Access 2003 database using Access 2007 and Windows
Vista, I get the following error message:
  "Your Microsoft Office Access database or project contains a missing or

I have tried to make a distribution cd and the steps are:
I have a 2003 mdb I converted to a 2007 accdb
Go to MS Office button, Access Options, Advanced, editing, confirm, action
queries