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by - delegate Robin [1 post] (2007 Dec 5 Wed, 15:03) replyReply

How do you password protect a databse

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by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2007 Dec 10 Mon, 12:02) replyReply

Hi Robin

To password protect a database you have to:

1. Open the database Exclusively
File/Open
Select the database to open
Click the arrow on the Open button and
Select Open Exclusive

2. In the database
Tools/Security/Set Database Password
Enter and Verify the password

NB You need to reopen the database in Exclusive mode to reset or remove the password protection

Hope this helps

Carlos


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Convert A Form Into A Report

If there is a form that you want to to save as a report:

1. Open that form in Design View
2. Select File and Save As
3. In the Save As Dialog box Select Report

The system creates a report based on the form.

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