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      17th May 2005
I have a client with Access 03/Win XP. He used the security wizard applying
user level security. The dbase was on his C drive and worked fine. Moved it
and the backup dbase to a network drive. When he tried opening the dbase from
the network drive, got error saying he did not have permissions to open
database. He moved it back to the C drive - same thing. He can no longer open
his database - does not have permission. Any suggestions of what to try?
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      17th May 2005
If he used the security wizard, then he should be opeining it from a
shortcut that includes the path of his secured workgroup file (mdw). Are
you joined to the appropriate workgroup, or are you using a shortcut which
includes the workgroup file?

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"maryj" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a client with Access 03/Win XP. He used the security wizard

applying
> user level security. The dbase was on his C drive and worked fine. Moved

it
> and the backup dbase to a network drive. When he tried opening the dbase

from
> the network drive, got error saying he did not have permissions to open
> database. He moved it back to the C drive - same thing. He can no longer

open
> his database - does not have permission. Any suggestions of what to try?
> --
> maryj



 
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      18th May 2005
He is not launching this from a shortcut. But launching the file directly
from Windows Explorer. The Security.mdw file is in the same directory as the
database. No workgroup is defined.

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"Rick B" wrote:

> If he used the security wizard, then he should be opeining it from a
> shortcut that includes the path of his secured workgroup file (mdw). Are
> you joined to the appropriate workgroup, or are you using a shortcut which
> includes the workgroup file?
>
> --
> Rick B
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> "maryj" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:9F32106C-1DA1-4634-AA32-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I have a client with Access 03/Win XP. He used the security wizard

> applying
> > user level security. The dbase was on his C drive and worked fine. Moved

> it
> > and the backup dbase to a network drive. When he tried opening the dbase

> from
> > the network drive, got error saying he did not have permissions to open
> > database. He moved it back to the C drive - same thing. He can no longer

> open
> > his database - does not have permission. Any suggestions of what to try?
> > --
> > maryj

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      18th May 2005
"maryj" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> He is not launching this from a shortcut. But launching the file directly
> from Windows Explorer. The Security.mdw file is in the same directory as
> the
> database. No workgroup is defined.
>

All mdb files require a workgroup file, even "unsecured" ones. If the
wizard has been used to apply security then you need the mdw file that it
created. You either switch to it manually (not recommended) using the
workgroup administrator or switch to it at run-time using a desktop
shortcut. Have a look through the posts on here, there are hundreds that
deal with this.

Regards,
Keith.
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