User Passwords

[Damien McBain]

My db has a main menu (not switchboard), the db window is not displayed ,
all forms run maximised and pop-up (ie they are full screen) and it's
secured via conventional access security.

Can users change their own password without me having to enable the menus
etc? How? Can I change them (I'm the admin)? I know I can reset them but
that erases the p/w and they can login w/o a password.

Can I use windows user auth somehow to validate users on the ap? It lives on
a WAN server and is accessed via citrix (the citrix server and file server
are connected 1000mbps LAN). All users are registered and authenticated on
our domain.

Damo

 

[[MVP] S.Clark]

Create a form that performs the same functionality that the Menu's would
provide.

like:

Current Password: _____
New Password: _____
ReType Password: _____

[OK] [Cancel]

When the user clicks ok, change the password using VBA code.

 

[Damien McBain]

Create a form that performs the same functionality that the Menu's
would provide.

like:

Current Password: _____
New Password: _____
ReType Password: _____

[OK] [Cancel]

When the user clicks ok, change the password using VBA code.

My db has a main menu (not switchboard), the db window is not
displayed , all forms run maximised and pop-up (ie they are full
screen) and it's secured via conventional access security.

Can users change their own password without me having to enable the
menus etc? How? Can I change them (I'm the admin)? I know I can
reset them but that erases the p/w and they can login w/o a password.

Can I use windows user auth somehow to validate users on the ap? It
lives on a WAN server and is accessed via citrix (the citrix server
and file server are connected 1000mbps LAN). All users are
registered and authenticated on our domain.

Damo

Thanks Steve. Can you point me in the direction of some info on the code
required?