You can use Access "user level security" to stop a user opening the database
exclusively. And if they can not open the database exclusively, they will
not be able to change the database password. But, user-level security is far
more capable than the database password. Therefore, if you implemented
user-level security, you would normally *delete* the database password! So
this is a bit of a Catch-22 situation.
HTH,
TC
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