Samples of Data Security and Database Passwords

With these samples you will learn how to
Object Name Access Version	Topic	Object Type
frmLaunchPassword 2003 2002	Launch a database protected by a password	Form
frmCmdLine 2003 2002 2000	Open another database using command line options	Form

Your Access 2002/2003 sample database file is called "grMap2002.zip"

and your Access 2000 sample database file is called "grMap2000.zip"

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These samples and many other Access workgroup security topics are discussed at length in Chapter's 9 and 10 of Garry's Book on Access Protection and Security Read More

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