"natalie" <nata***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F17D1F04-87B7-4836-9CCE-9D43D1BC4766@microsoft.com...
> Apologizing in advance for my remedial question, but I cannot for the life of
> me figure out how to ADD a new user and assign them a password to a secured
> database.  I added them to my groups and gave them their special permissions
> and I can click the db shortcut and sign on using their username - but how do
> I apply a password to them each individually as I have my original users?  I
> even tried the wizard again but to no avail. 
> I thought there would be something I could do under security:user and group
> accounts, but the only password I can change is mine (as administrator).  I
> had read a post from 2005 where the advice was to do all the security stuff
> in a form, but I didn't understand the process so it is probably beyond my
> capability without step-by-step moron proof instructions.  Do I have any
> other options?

"Joan Wild" wrote:

> You can login as the user and use Security, Accounts, Change password tab to set their password - probably easiest for you.
>
> --
> Joan Wild
> Microsoft Access MVP
> "natalie" <nata***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F17D1F04-87B7-4836-9CCE-9D43D1BC4766@microsoft.com...
> > Apologizing in advance for my remedial question, but I cannot for the life of
> > me figure out how to ADD a new user and assign them a password to a secured
> > database.  I added them to my groups and gave them their special permissions
> > and I can click the db shortcut and sign on using their username - but how do
> > I apply a password to them each individually as I have my original users?  I
> > even tried the wizard again but to no avail. 
> > I thought there would be something I could do under security:user and group
> > accounts, but the only password I can change is mine (as administrator).  I
> > had read a post from 2005 where the advice was to do all the security stuff
> > in a form, but I didn't understand the process so it is probably beyond my
> > capability without step-by-step moron proof instructions.  Do I have any
> > other options?
>