Security/Accounts

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John

Hello,

Currently I'm using a database (Access XP) that is located on a network and
shared by other users. I recently copied the database from the network and
pasted it on my desktop. Next, I used the security wizard to create user
accounts with different rights. My problem occurs when I attemt to open the
database. Once I log on as a user and then close the database. When I
reopen the database, I don't see an option to change the user login and
password. It takes me to my last log in account. Any idea?? I havent tried
to put the database back on the network yet. It's sitting on the desktop.
Could that be the problem?? Thank you an advance.

John
 
J

John

It prompts me to log in, and I use my admin login to do so. However, when I
close the database and reopen it, I don't see the (login to put my user name
and password) prompt anymore. It just takes me directly to the database. I
want to be able to see the promt to choose a different user name to log in.
Please help...



John
 
J

John

Karl,

I'm also noticing a icon with a lock with the size 1kb. When I close the
database I still see it next the database icon. However, sometimes when that
icon goes away, I can double click my database and get the to login prompt.
I know I'm almost there. Help me finish that last step, please. Thanks.
 
J

John

Joseph,

Don't reply if you don't have the answer. This is considered to be
unprofessional.

John

Joseph Meehan said:
John said:
Hello,

Currently I'm using a database (Access XP) that is located on a
network and shared by other users. I recently copied the database
from the network and pasted it on my desktop. Next, I used the
security wizard to create user accounts with different rights. My
problem occurs when I attemt to open the database. Once I log on as
a user and then close the database. When I reopen the database, I
don't see an option to change the user login and password. It takes
me to my last log in account. Any idea?? I havent tried to put the
database back on the network yet. It's sitting on the desktop. Could
that be the problem?? Thank you an advance.

John
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Good source for information, if you don't already have it:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];207793
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