2007 MDE opens read only under Vista??

A

Axis

I have a database that I migrated from 2002-3 to 2007. I have created an mde
with 2007. I added an new digital cirtificate to it to take care of the
security issues. It runs fine on a pc running XP and office 2007. I tested
it on another pc running Vista with office 2007. At first it disbled all the
macros, and I found that once I made the directory where the database is
located safe it works fine.

I then installed it on a client's laptop also running office 2007 on Vista.
I made the directory safe. But evry time it opens it insists on opening the
mde database in read only mode. I have checked all the file permissions that
I could think of but could not find anthing set to read only.

I can't tell what set up differences there are between my control pc and my
clients.

Anyone got any clues?
 
M

MikeJohnB

A quick thought on this issue. Has the user got read write permissions to the
drive location you have installed the data base on????

Regards
 
M

MikeJohnB

Should have said the data folder location (Tables), if they don't have these
permissions, then it will open read only (Or at least I think it does) sorry
if this doesn't help

Kindest Regards
Happy 2010
 
T

Tony Toews [MVP]

Axis said:
I then installed it on a client's laptop also running office 2007 on Vista.
I made the directory safe. But evry time it opens it insists on opening the
mde database in read only mode. I have checked all the file permissions that
I could think of but could not find anthing set to read only.

What folder is the MDE file installed to?

Tony
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