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shmoussa
Hi. I hope someone can help me.
I have my database stored on a shared network drive. I have created 3
user names, two of which have passwords (User1 and User2). The other
user (User3) does not have a password because they only have read-only
access.
When I open the database from the computer which I secured it from, I
get a login prompt, which is good. When I open it from any of the
computers connected to my large network, the login prompt is not there
and the database just opens with full permissions. I need full
permissions set for two users and read-only set for one user. I've
gone through the wizard, as well as the manual settings and everything
appears to be filled in correctly.
The network consists of over 50 computers, with different Windows
login names. Does this have ANYTHING to do with Access permissions?
How can I get a login prompt to pop-up regardless of which computer/
Windows username I am logged into?
I would appreciate any help you can offer.
I have my database stored on a shared network drive. I have created 3
user names, two of which have passwords (User1 and User2). The other
user (User3) does not have a password because they only have read-only
access.
When I open the database from the computer which I secured it from, I
get a login prompt, which is good. When I open it from any of the
computers connected to my large network, the login prompt is not there
and the database just opens with full permissions. I need full
permissions set for two users and read-only set for one user. I've
gone through the wizard, as well as the manual settings and everything
appears to be filled in correctly.
The network consists of over 50 computers, with different Windows
login names. Does this have ANYTHING to do with Access permissions?
How can I get a login prompt to pop-up regardless of which computer/
Windows username I am logged into?
I would appreciate any help you can offer.