R
Rudolphia
Hi. I'm running Access 2003 on XP. The application runs off a shared drive,
and users in our office are grouped into three Groups - Read Only, Full
Access and Admin. I had some security issues that a consultant helped me with
the other day (basically it turned out that users' locally installed versions
of Access weren't sourcing the correct security file). I sent all the users a
link to install on their desktops so the proper security file would be
available.
Now I have a new problem - all users have Admin-level access to the
database! When I first made the change and tested it, every time I opened the
database, I got a login box that allowed me to sign in under different LAN
IDs. Now the database just pops up, and the permission level is Admin. When I
messed around to try to figure out why, I got a message that Access is
inheriting permissions.
How do I change this?
How can I make sure that users get a login box each time they sign in?
Do I need to send users a new link to fix this?
and users in our office are grouped into three Groups - Read Only, Full
Access and Admin. I had some security issues that a consultant helped me with
the other day (basically it turned out that users' locally installed versions
of Access weren't sourcing the correct security file). I sent all the users a
link to install on their desktops so the proper security file would be
available.
Now I have a new problem - all users have Admin-level access to the
database! When I first made the change and tested it, every time I opened the
database, I got a login box that allowed me to sign in under different LAN
IDs. Now the database just pops up, and the permission level is Admin. When I
messed around to try to figure out why, I got a message that Access is
inheriting permissions.
How do I change this?
How can I make sure that users get a login box each time they sign in?
Do I need to send users a new link to fix this?