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9 Jul 2006 11:24 AM
JB
Hi.
I have 5 databases on my system which I've been able to go in and out of
with no restrictions.
I was in the Analyse wizard in one of  them and right at the end there was a
message saying something about user lock.
Not having a clue about what it meant I went into User-Level Security
Wizard, and gave permission (so I thought)  to everything, but I now have a
logon window with my Windows Id, thank goodness it has the sense to know I
never created a password so I just click OK, which I don't want. So I went
into User & Group Permissions and User & Group Accounts (very confusing) to
allow everything to everyone  but now ALL the databases on my system have
this stupid logon.

How, Oh HOW can I get Access to go back to its default as in NO RESTRICTIONS
whatsoever.
Thank you
J

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10 Jul 2006 9:57 AM
Keith Wilby
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"JB" <some***@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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> Hi.
> I have 5 databases on my system which I've been able to go in and out of
> with no restrictions.
> I was in the Analyse wizard in one of  them and right at the end there was
> a message saying something about user lock.
> Not having a clue about what it meant I went into User-Level Security
> Wizard, and gave permission (so I thought)  to everything, but I now have
> a logon window with my Windows Id, thank goodness it has the sense to know
> I never created a password so I just click OK, which I don't want. So I
> went into User & Group Permissions and User & Group Accounts (very
> confusing) to allow everything to everyone  but now ALL the databases on
> my system have this stupid logon.
>
> How, Oh HOW can I get Access to go back to its default as in NO
> RESTRICTIONS whatsoever.
> Thank you
> J
>
>

It sounds like you've modified the default workgroup file "system.mdw".  You
don't say which version you're using but I think I'm right in saying that
from A2k on, you can delete it and Access will recreate a new "clean" one on
startup.

HTH - Keith.
www.keithwilby.com
Author
10 Jul 2006 5:12 PM
JB
BRILLIANT.!!! It worked!
Thank you loads
J

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> It sounds like you've modified the default workgroup file "system.mdw".
> You don't say which version you're using but I think I'm right in saying
> that from A2k on, you can delete it and Access will recreate a new "clean"
> one on startup.
>
> HTH - Keith.
> www.keithwilby.com