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PasswordsI have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for
User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user name every time some one logs on? Thanks for any help I also have a question regarding passwords but nobody came to my rescue yet,
and I noticed that you at the least have a user log on box... where did that come from? or did you have to create it? I am trying to create the security passwords... not sure what i did, but did go through security wizard.. but cant pull it back up... locked out of my own database system... Show quoteHide quote "Roger Bell" wrote: > I have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for > User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user > goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, > depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for > the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user > name every time some one logs on? > Thanks for any help It is quite complex and can easy be mucked up. It took me ages and lots of
perserverance. I was directed to: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2Faccess%2Fcontent%2Fsecfaq.asp Show quoteHide quote "accessdesigner" wrote: > I also have a question regarding passwords but nobody came to my rescue yet, > and I noticed that you at the least have a user log on box... where did that > come from? or did you have to create it? I am trying to create the security > passwords... not sure what i did, but did go through security wizard.. but > cant pull it back up... locked out of my own database system... > > "Roger Bell" wrote: > > > I have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for > > User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user > > goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, > > depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for > > the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user > > name every time some one logs on? > > Thanks for any help the link keeps timing out :-(
Show quoteHide quote "Roger Bell" wrote: > It is quite complex and can easy be mucked up. It took me ages and lots of > perserverance. I was directed to: > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2Faccess%2Fcontent%2Fsecfaq.asp > > "accessdesigner" wrote: > > > I also have a question regarding passwords but nobody came to my rescue yet, > > and I noticed that you at the least have a user log on box... where did that > > come from? or did you have to create it? I am trying to create the security > > passwords... not sure what i did, but did go through security wizard.. but > > cant pull it back up... locked out of my own database system... > > > > "Roger Bell" wrote: > > > > > I have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for > > > User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user > > > goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, > > > depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for > > > the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user > > > name every time some one logs on? > > > Thanks for any help Try
http://www.jmwild.com/Accesssecurity.htm Show quoteHide quote "accessdesigner" wrote: > the link keeps timing out :-( > > "Roger Bell" wrote: > > > It is quite complex and can easy be mucked up. It took me ages and lots of > > perserverance. I was directed to: > > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2Faccess%2Fcontent%2Fsecfaq.asp > > > > "accessdesigner" wrote: > > > > > I also have a question regarding passwords but nobody came to my rescue yet, > > > and I noticed that you at the least have a user log on box... where did that > > > come from? or did you have to create it? I am trying to create the security > > > passwords... not sure what i did, but did go through security wizard.. but > > > cant pull it back up... locked out of my own database system... > > > > > > "Roger Bell" wrote: > > > > > > > I have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for > > > > User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user > > > > goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, > > > > depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for > > > > the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user > > > > name every time some one logs on? > > > > Thanks for any help You can modify the following to have a dropdown for the users names if you
like: http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/custom_login.html -- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP "Roger Bell" wrote: > I have created Passwords through Tools Security with seperate Passwords for > User that can Edit Data and Users that can only view data. When the user > goes to open the data base, he or she can log on as an editor or Browser, > depending on their classification. I there any way that the log on Box for > the user name can have a drop down list to save having to type in the user > name every time some one logs on? > Thanks for any help 
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