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need help opening a protective databaseI have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another party.
The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error message, which reads “The current user doesn’t have permissions to convert or enable this database.†Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can open or view the data in the database? I'm having the exact same problem. Any luck so far?
awd wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another party. > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > message, which reads "The current user doesn't have permissions to convert or > enable this database." Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can open or > view the data in the database? No however I did find some great tools at Http://accesstools.narod.ru/
Good luck Show quoteHide quote "male***@sonic.net" wrote: > I'm having the exact same problem. Any luck so far? > > awd wrote: > > I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another party. > > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > > message, which reads "The current user doesn't have permissions to convert or > > enable this database." Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can open or > > view the data in the database? > > Link to the data instead of opening the database.
(david) Show quoteHide quote "awd" <a**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:94E6C2D8-4605-45BC-AB47-B46AD3C558BA@microsoft.com... >I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another >party. > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > message, which reads “The current user doesn’t have permissions to > convert or > enable this database.†Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can > open or > view the data in the database? Link to the data instead of opening the database.
(david) Show quoteHide quote "awd" <a**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:94E6C2D8-4605-45BC-AB47-B46AD3C558BA@microsoft.com... >I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another >party. > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > message, which reads “The current user doesn’t have permissions to > convert or > enable this database.†Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can > open or > view the data in the database? David:
Can you give me some instructions on how I can link tothe Data. Can I use Access or do I have o use another application like Excel. I can open the individual tables in Excel,but I would rather open the entire Database. Show quoteHide quote "david epsom dot com dot au" wrote: > Link to the data instead of opening the database. > > (david) > > "awd" <a**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:94E6C2D8-4605-45BC-AB47-B46AD3C558BA@microsoft.com... > >I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another > >party. > > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > > message, which reads “The current user doesn’t have permissions to > > convert or > > enable this database.†Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can > > open or > > view the data in the database? > > > > Create a new empty database.
Go to File, Get External Date,. Then Import or Link You don't need to convert a database to import or link data. (david) Show quoteHide quote "awd" <a**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:27725016-C067-4FC7-A86C-D590042A52D5@microsoft.com... > David: > > Can you give me some instructions on how I can link tothe Data. Can I use > Access or do I have o use another application like Excel. I can open the > individual tables in Excel,but I would rather open the entire Database. > > "david epsom dot com dot au" wrote: > > > Link to the data instead of opening the database. > > > > (david) > > > > "awd" <a**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:94E6C2D8-4605-45BC-AB47-B46AD3C558BA@microsoft.com... > > >I have Microsoft Access version 2002 and I have MDB files from another > > >party. > > > The problem I have is when I attempt to open the MDB files I get an Error > > > message, which reads â?oThe current user doesnâ?Tt have permissions to > > > convert or > > > enable this database.â? Can anyone offer any suggestions on how I can > > > open or > > > view the data in the database? > > > > > > > > 
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