Password change after x days

[boblarson]

The admin password by the way is now admin1

 

[DJkarl]

Just my two cents:
It's been my experience that the more you make users change their passwords the easier the passwords get to crack. Most aren't going to spend a lot of time committing a strong password to memory if they have to change it every month or two, and if they do come up with a strong one count on it being written down on a post it note and placed on their monitor.

 

[HiTechCoach]

Just my two cents:
It's been my experience that the more you make users change their passwords the easier the passwords get to crack.

That has not been my experience. At least not with my user base.

 

[DJkarl]

That has not been my experience. At least not with my user base.

You're lucky, guess I need to get some smarter users.

 

[ramez75]

Thanks boblarson for taking the time.....I will look at it after work

 

[ramez75]

boblarson, thanx worked like a charm............
Couple of questions though for my education why the below did not work.
1. So in the lookup statment why the the UserID equal to the Me.txtUser and not to Me!UserID

2. In the frmUserLogonNew I understood why you changed the If and elseif but I dont understand the purpose of the below

If Me.Dirty Then Me.Dirty = False

Thank you again

 

[boblarson]

boblarson, thanx worked like a charm............
Couple of questions though for my education why the below did not work.
1. So in the lookup statment why the the UserID equal to the Me.txtUser and not to Me!UserID

Because you need to compare the userID to what is in the text box.

2. In the frmUserLogonNew I understood why you changed the If and elseif but I dont understand the purpose of the below

If Me.Dirty Then Me.Dirty = False

It immediately saves the record to ensure that the changes are saved.