One-Step Security Wizard wont open file

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Chris Freeman

I created a quick and easy database for testing, only four table, a form, and
two queries. I go to add security, it says you need to be 2003 version, so I
save up. The it walks me through adding people. it creates a .snp file, and
list all the user IDs associated with the groups. My ID is listed under
Admins group and Users group.

But now I go to open the file, and it tells me that I'm not allowed. I asked
another one of the members, and same result.

Is this lost forever? I tried checking the posts for security help, and was
recommended to check out www.jmwild.com. The first thing she ask is to find
the wrkgadm.exe. The file is not on my system. I've done two searches and eye
balled the Office10 folder.

what do I do for multi user setup?

Thanks
 
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Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com

"I go to add security, it says you need to be 2003 version, so I save up."

*Every* version of Access has user level security, not just 2003. "It says"?
Where did you read that? Got a link?

Newer versions of Access don't have a separate wrkgadm.exe file. It's built
into Access now. Open Access. Tools > Security > Workgroup Administrator.

You can open your secure db file with a shortcut that includes the name of
your db file and the workgroup you want to join for the Access session. The
shortcut's target is like this (all one line):

"path to msaccess.exe" "path to db.mdb" /wrkgrp "path to secure.mdw"

Download and study the security faq.

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=207793

Chris
 
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Chris Freeman

Chris,
Thanks for the assistance, but the frustration got the better of me and I
just deleted all the files, and I'll read more on security before trying
again. I'review over the weekend, and will be in touch next week if this
continues to baffle me. Talk to ya Tuesday?

Thanks
 

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