A
Antonio
I have been trying to figure this out, but I haven't been
able to...and it's
probably a very easy thing...Thank you, John, for all your
help so far...
Ok..here it comes..
1 table (tblLogin) and 2 forms (frmLogin and frmNewPW).
Fields in frmLogin:
User name, Password, title, phone, extension, e-mail,
user's privileges.
When the db is opened, frmLogin is displayed asking the
user to select
his/her username from a drop-down box (unbound). Once
selected the
username, all the
other fields are auto-field with the related information
(am using
[username].[column](#)), BUT NOT THE
PASSWORD. The password field is UNBOUND. At this point
the db checks the
table for a password. If no password is present, then
frmNewPW is displayed
allowing the user to enter a new password.
Fields in frmNewPW: Username, password. The form is
BOUND to the tblLogin,
but not the fields.
What I am trying to do is: when the user types the
password he/she wants,
it needs to put it in the table in the user's record.
What am I doing?
Thanks
able to...and it's
probably a very easy thing...Thank you, John, for all your
help so far...
Ok..here it comes..
1 table (tblLogin) and 2 forms (frmLogin and frmNewPW).
Fields in frmLogin:
User name, Password, title, phone, extension, e-mail,
user's privileges.
When the db is opened, frmLogin is displayed asking the
user to select
his/her username from a drop-down box (unbound). Once
selected the
username, all the
other fields are auto-field with the related information
(am using
[username].[column](#)), BUT NOT THE
PASSWORD. The password field is UNBOUND. At this point
the db checks the
table for a password. If no password is present, then
frmNewPW is displayed
allowing the user to enter a new password.
Fields in frmNewPW: Username, password. The form is
BOUND to the tblLogin,
but not the fields.
What I am trying to do is: when the user types the
password he/she wants,
it needs to put it in the table in the user's record.
What am I doing?
Thanks