database developed using MS ACCESS 2003
Resides on server for multiple users.  I need reference for establishing
user level security.  If I use wizard on one PC, will it be in effect for all
PCs connected to server?

I need to be able to share a database with colleagues on a shared server.
I have copied the Database file to the server and set up shortcuts on their
desktops to this Database. It will only give them "read only" access to it. I
need them to be able to enter data.

I need your suggestion in the following problem:
We have some non-secured access 97 MDB files. It is circulated over remote
locations so we can not replace it going physically everywhere. So solutions
is to create a small utility to secure all non secured files. We are using

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How can I link/import the data from the "unsecured" database?
I create a new blank database, I secured them,  and I try to link the table,
but I can't
because that have another workgroup (default system.mdw).

I have created a basic db with one form and two queries, and need to allow
multiple users to access the form to add data to the single table. Could
someone please tell me where to begin? I have been able to get two users to
open the db simultaneously, but only one person to input ...

I am trying to build a form that will allow those in supervisory positions to
be able to assign other users to different levels of access according to
group policy.  I can get the Groups.Users.Append to work fine, but when I use
Groups.Users.Delete I get a 'Type Mismatch' error ...

We have approximately 6 separate databases that were created in Access 2000.  
We are currently running Access 2003 and everything has always been working
fine.  Recently "The database has been placed in a state by user *** on
machine *** that prevents it from being opened or ...

I had a split db.  Then I ran the security wizard on the front-end.  That
worked fine.  Now however, I am lost at securing the back-end.  I tried
aimply adding a password, then the linked tables don't work.  I tried
following the post

Hi - I am using Access 2003. I created a database for two people to work in
it at the same time, to enter all information (sometimes in the same form)
but not to change the design.
All of a sudden the last two days, when one of us opens it, the other