Provide ID & pass to users

[Boss]

I have prepared a exam paper application in access. I have few users who will
face the exam. How can i provide ID & password to each user.

I wish that user use the login ID and then access the MS access application.
I know this is possible.

Please help me achieve that. Any Website address or help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Boss

 

[Daniel Pineault]

This is called user-level security (USL). The help file is a good start.
Also, MS MSDN

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa189011(office.10).aspx

If you google it you get tons of hits.

 

[Boss]

Thanks Daniel
Boss

This is called user-level security (USL). The help file is a good start.
Also, MS MSDN

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa189011(office.10).aspx

If you google it you get tons of hits.

 

[Boss]

Thanks for the support daniel..

Could u even help me onhow can i track which user has updated whcih record.
I mean if a user X has loggedin and he updates comment then it automatically
gets update in a table. is it possible..

Boss

 

[helencu]

my printer is usually working but just today, i tried to print a report for
work and it said paper is jammed, but there is no paper in the printer. does
somebody know what is the matter? REPLKY BACK A.S.A.P.


Thank
You

 

[John W. Vinson]

my printer is usually working but just today, i tried to print a report for
work and it said paper is jammed, but there is no paper in the printer. does
somebody know what is the matter? REPLKY BACK A.S.A.P.


Thank
You

You're asking in the wrong place. This newsgroup is for the database software
Microsoft Access. Nobody here can see your printer or open it for you.

My guess is that there's SOMETHING jammed in the printer. Follow the
instructions that should be visible on or around the printer (inside the
cover???) for unjamming it, or find the printer manual and do so; or open the
printer and take out the ink/toner cartridge and reinstall it, with care and
following the instructions for doing so. It could be something as little as a
fingernail sized scrap of paper in the paper path.


John W. Vinson [MVP]