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Dec 27, 2007

I have a problem related to shared access to a MDB file:

- I designed an Acccess Database and need shared access to everybody for read forms , and also I need (just for me) to do some "real time" modifications in the tables. I work in a huge company and cannot make changes in the Access of each user, just can work on my laptop. The file is placed in a shared folder.

- I can assign policies to the folders (for example I made a read only folder, with admin rights for me, but when somebody opened the mdb, I got an 'open only advice, and couldn't update any table; It's curious because the users coudn't generate the LDB file but still the access denied me the chance to modify any table when the file is opened by anybody).

- I tried playing with tools-security, but I cannot change every user settings, it didn't helped me.

I've been looking for related links to this problem but still I couldn't solve it. And at this point I wonder if it's just possible to do that?

Thank you very much

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