We have a database that tracks instructors, courses, class schedules and
attendance. It started out as one .mdb and then I split it into a front and
back end. The back end resides on the Network server while the team members
[5] access the front end via their local “C” drive. ...

I just upgraded to 2007 from 2003.  I am attempting to use the package wizard
to create an install cd for my database.  First off, the database was split
before the upgrade, and I did convert the FRONT END to an accdb, but the BACK
END is still listed as an mdb.  Everything went ...

I created a secure database backend while working on my home computer.  Took
a while and several attempts to get it right.  Now how do I move it to the
server where it must reside?  Unsecure databases are easy as pie to move.  
You copy the file and paste it to the server.

How the heck do you join a workgroup in 2007?  I just upgraded and it tells
me that I don't have permission to access my own security.mdw file.  I am the
creator/owner of all associated files with our database as it is still under
construction.  I added myself to the users list ...

I am using access 2007 and created a database. I changed my file to MDE and
disabled some options using the access option. Now the database runs directly
the switchboard and I added some bottuns in my switch board which linked to
the forms where the users can enter data.

Access 2003
I set up security for my database and put in generic passwords for all the
users I created.  When the user has joined the workgroup how do they change
there password so that only they know it?  I've looked up helps on this, but

Is there any way to add a trusted location for ALL users on a PC?
We have a network DB that is used by all staff - PC's are shared by shift
workers...
It would be hard to catch them all - and time consuming to reset passowrds

I have to create a table before running a report. The table cannot be
generated through queries because it requires a series of queries that end up
with multi level group by's not allowed and the last query needs to be a
cross tab.

I have questions on MDE format
1. MDE version should it be created by the same version?
2. If MDE has been created, is there still any way for people to crack the
password?

I was applying and preparing to test security on my database on our network
and did create a backup (.bak) database to my personal drive before I copied
to the network.  In testing my original database was denied permissions, but
also denied permissions for my backup (.bak) ...

I've got a database that's usually used by two people simultaneously.
I'd like to be able to implement a means by which I can track which
person is responsible for having entered a particular record. Like
being able to store their name, or a reference to it, in the relevant

In MS Access 2002 (XP)
I have created a multi-user database.
Each user has a username and should have a password.
How can i check if a user has a blank or null password and then force them

We have a split database in which the backend resides on a server, and the
front-end is to be deployed on each client machine. In my tests, the user is
greeted with a security error message  "A potential security concern has been
identified. Warning: It is not possible to ...

I am trying to connect a laptop running windows vista
for business with a desktop running xp professional sp2.  Both machines can
get onto the Internet via the same gate way.  Currently, in my Network Places
on the XP machine, I can see the Vista machine but when I ping from ...

I have windows vista untimate im trying to set up my laptop to allow user to
enter their user name and password to log in rather than click on the user
name and type  the password in  windows xp professional i have it set up to
ctrl alt del  and than its set up to have me enter ...