Hi, Lyn.
If your intent was to remove all user-level security that you previously
applied, then you'll need to give the Admin user Open/Run Database
permission in order to open the Blog.MDB database.
If your intent was to keep this database secure, but not apply user-level
security on the other databases, then you'll need to join the workgroup that
was used to secure the Blog.MDB database, give the Admin user a password
again, then rejoin the default workgroup, then create a shortcut that opens
the Blog.MDB database with the appropriate workgroup. Then, you could just
use the shortcut to open the Blog.MDB database, and you'll be prompted for
your User ID and password, but never be bothered with the User ID and
password when opening the other databases.
HTH.
Gunny
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"lynxee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've been cleaning up all the mdb,mdw password and has
> clear off the ADMIN password.
>
> The rest mdb file i am able to open except my blog.mdb
> file where it keep prompting me a message "You do not have
> necessary permission to use 'c:/JOB/blog.mdb' object.
> Have your system administrator or the person who created
> this object establish the appropriate permissions for you."
>
> Please assist.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards
> lyn.