If you didn't remove the Admin user from the Admins group, then you didn't
remove the permissions. The Admin user has no explicit permissions; it
derives all permissions via the association with the Admins group. Thus ANY
user you put into the Admins group automatically is granted ALL permissions.
All users are also members of the Users group, thus any permission you grant
to the Users group is granted to ALL users, regardless of any other
grant/deny setting.
"waheed abid" <waheed
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> Hi
> I have developed a database in MS Access (XP version) by creating a new
> workgroup file. Since we cant remove default admin group of the Access
> therefore i created another member of this Admin Group with full
> privileges.
> Moreover i took away all permissions from the default admin user of the
> default Admin group. Now since my database is available on a LAN, any user
> from any work station of this LAN when tries to open this databe which has
> been placed on my work station , cannot open it if he using MS Office XP
> version. This happens even when he has not joined the workgroup
> information
> file which i have created for users of my database. When the user of this
> LAN
> joins the workgroup file of this datbase then they are asked their login
> name
> and password etc.
> Uptill here it is fine. However the problem is that whenever a new user
> accesses my databse from any of the work station of ths LAN for the first
> time and he is using MS Office 2000 version or any version beyond MS
> Office
> XP, can open my database without any problem. Although i have disable the
> default admin user of Access but any user who has previuos version of MS
> Office than XP version and has not joined the specified workgroup file can
> open my database.
> I want to prevent all users who are not registered in my workgroup
> information file and are using default work group information file of the
> MS
> Access from having access to my datbase. How is this possible?
> I hope i have made u understand the problem.... Please help me resolve
> this
>