Got it! - after reading Lyn Trapps Microsoft Access Securitty Page
which I found after looking over this news gorup.
"4.3. NOTE: The PID is NOT the users password. A new user’s password
is ALWAYS blank until the user logs on and changes it."
I'vr read about Access Developers Handbook, a tutorial and also other
books and nobody seems to mention what is in my view ,anyway, a less
than ovbious procedure,
Best wishes, John Morgan
On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 21:41:57 GMT, John Morgan <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:
>I have studied Access Security over the past two weeks and feel I have
>some understanding of the principles, at least, but I don't seem to be
>able to even get past first base on actual implementation.
>
>I create user accounts in what must be the usual way, with user name
>and id. The user is a member of the Users work group. Despite me
>apparently doing things correctly when I try to use the user name and
>password to log in I get the message
>'Not a valid account or password' message'
>
>The user name is in the mdw file when I open up security/user accounts
>etc. The password is right (I have used different user names and
>passwords to try and get it working ) and I am now at a complete
>impass. The database is using the system.mdw file and not somethng
>else. I can log in with my Admin password. I am using Access 2002
>
>My question: given that the username and password are correct what
>possible things could lead to me getting the 'Not a valid account or
>password' ?
>
>I suppose the answer is going to be simple but I would appreciate some
>help,
>
>Best wishes, John Morgan
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