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08-17-08, 08:38
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L33t Helpa Munky
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Users should not be able to get to design view of forms, reports or modules.
Goto post #23.
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08-17-08, 08:39
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L33t Helpa Munky
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If you let them get to design view, it won't matter what you do, your data can never be secured.
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08-17-08, 11:24
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Ok, now I get it. With the MDE users wont be able to view de Design View of the "Forms", "Querys", "VBA Code" and all that stuff.
I'll try. Thanks!
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08-17-08, 20:24
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Actually, they can get access to the design of Queries, which is why I said not to provide any.
You can also deny users access to the database window, by a combination of using Startup options and the Shift Key Bypass.
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09-02-08, 08:15
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StarTrekker, Ok I'll try and let you know 
As usual: thank you for your help!
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09-02-08, 22:40
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You're welcome and good luck!
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07-04-09, 11:35
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It says there is an IEEE standard on file encryption security that stuffs from Brocade and Bloombase support readily, i guess it worths to take a look at these first, if it works on file level, for sure it does for your mdb files.
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07-04-09, 12:05
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Originally Posted by benzfire
It says there is an IEEE standard on file encryption security that stuffs from Brocade and Bloombase support readily, i guess it worths to take a look at these first, if it works on file level, for sure it does for your mdb files.
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Do you have some links?
Thanks!
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07-04-09, 22:13
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something called ieee1619 https://siswg.net/ i guess it's something like ieee1394 to firewire or ieee802.11 to wifi
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