Password og brugergrupper

Vis du har en NTFS partision kan du bare lukke mappen med en adgangskode, så kan igen komme ind på nær dem som du vælger.

Ikke helt det jeg er ude efter, lost-sniper.

The best approach is to use user/group security.
You give the groups the permissions required and then add users to groups. This way it is easier to change a users permissions just by moving him to a new group.
There is no need to have a password on the dB if you use user/group security. No-one can get in if they arent a valid user!

Takker igen, terry og spørger:
U from downunder, maté? :)

GB :o)

:)

something else I should mention!
The current (active) system.mdw is registered in the registry. This means that if you dont tell access which system.mdw to use, it uses the one it finds in the registry. The best (correct) method is to place the system.mdw which you use with your application along side the backend (data) database which in  amulti user system will be on a server. Then you start your database up with a shortcut, includeding the system.mdw to use. For example: Note you start Access with parameters.

\"C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Office\\Office\\MSACCESS.EXE\" \"C:\\YourDB.MDB\" /wrkgrp \"C:\\YourSystem.mdw\"

Generally you should never use the default system.mdw on the PC, always make a new one for each application.

Oh, my gawd, this is daunting, it\'s as if you\'ve crawled up inside my brain and read my thoughts!!! :)
That\'s EXACTLY what I\'m a gonna do!

Oh! I should have waited and got some more points :o))

:)
I see......I think I\'m going to construct a task so complex, that not even U can solve it! :P

:o) !!