Hello all... I have an app that originally ran on MS Access 2003 / Windows 2000 Server environment, and I'm migrating it to MS Access 2007 / Windows 2008 Server environment. The app has about 15 users.
I've come accross the Trusted Location issue. Basically it seems that I have to add the Trusted Location in each users's profile. Is there a way that I can add a Trusted Location "globally" (for all users) without login-in as each user and adding the Trusted Location individually...? I just want to avoid the hassle of re-setting everyone password etc. to do the changes in ecah user's profile... Any suggestion greatly appreciated!
Paul
"If you used the security features in previous versions of Access, you had to make a series of choices. For example, you had to choose between security levels (Low, Medium, or High), and whether you wanted to run potentially unsafe code or not. You no longer have to make those kinds of decisions when you open a database in Access 2007. By default, Access 2007 disables all potentially unsafe code or other components, regardless of the version of Access that you used to create the database." OH JOY!! There's nothing like having MS babysit my security settings! AGH!!!
I've come accross the Trusted Location issue. Basically it seems that I have to add the Trusted Location in each users's profile. Is there a way that I can add a Trusted Location "globally" (for all users) without login-in as each user and adding the Trusted Location individually...? I just want to avoid the hassle of re-setting everyone password etc. to do the changes in ecah user's profile... Any suggestion greatly appreciated!
Paul
"If you used the security features in previous versions of Access, you had to make a series of choices. For example, you had to choose between security levels (Low, Medium, or High), and whether you wanted to run potentially unsafe code or not. You no longer have to make those kinds of decisions when you open a database in Access 2007. By default, Access 2007 disables all potentially unsafe code or other components, regardless of the version of Access that you used to create the database." OH JOY!! There's nothing like having MS babysit my security settings! AGH!!!
