I think all you need to do is add A to B's trusted intranet.
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Bill Mosca, MS Access MVP
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>I want to have an Access file on one computer ("A") to be able to be
> opened by computer ("B") on my peer to peer network. Computers both
> have Windows XP and Access XP. Call the Access file residing on A
> file "C". Here's the problem:
>
> With file C residing on A, if I try to open C from B, I get this
> message on B:
> message heading(in the blue bar) Open file-security warning
> The text of the message is
> Do you want to open this file?
> Name [correct file name]
> Publisher: Unknown Publisher
> Type: Microsoft Access
> From: [correct network address]
>
> with a choice of buttons OK or Cancel
>
> When I click OK I get a message
> message heading(in the blue bar) Microsoft Access
> The text of the message is
> Microsoft Access cannot open this file. This file is located outside
> your intranet or on an untrusted site.
>
> However, A can open Access files that reside on B. When i copy that
> file C (currently on "A") onto "B", [call the copied file onto B file
> "D"], I can open D on B, and A can open D on B [but as I say, B cannot
> open C on A]. Plus, if I create a new Word document on A, B CAN open
> that Word doc residing on A, B can change the Word doc on A etc. So
> it seems like it only for Access that a file residing on A cannot be
> opened on B. How do I get B to be able to open the Access file on A?
>
> Thank you for your help!!!!!!!!!
>
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