Workgroup File in MS Access 2003

[Abbasi]

I created a Workgroup file (Project.mdw), assigned different Permissions to different Groups, and put different Users in appropriate Groups.
The above setup is working fine and just as required. But, if I remove or rename the Workgroup file, MS Access does not look for it, creates in its own Workgroup file and starts just as usual - without asking for the Password, or caring about the Permissions and/or restrictions set.
How can I make the database file bound to the MDW file, so that it does not open without it.

 

[KenHigg]

You may have overlooked the fact that you must remove all rights from the default 'Admin' user.

???

 

[Abbasi]

Yes, I have removed all the rights from the default "Admins" Group and assigned Administrative rights to a new "xyz" admin group. I also removed all the rights from the "Admin" user and assigned those rights to a new "xyz" adim user.

I have also transferred the "Owner" of all the files from the default "Admin" to the new "xyz" Admin.

But, it still does not function.

More help is highly appreciated.

 

[KenHigg]

When you do Tools->Security->User and Group Accounts, What is in the 'User Name' box?

 

[Abbasi]

It is "NewAdmin".

 

[Abbasi]

Apparently, I have performed all the necessary operations - but in vain. I have completed the following steps:

(1)- Created an MDW file.
(2)- Created User & Group Accounts.
(3)- Added New User (only One) to the 'Admin 'group.
(4)- Removed 'Admin' from the 'Admins' group.
(5)- Set Password for the default 'Admin' user.
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(6)- Re-started MS Access with the 'NewAdmin' user .
(7)- Set the Password for the 'NewAdmin'.
(8)- Created 'Full Permission' & 'Read-Only Groups'
(9)- Set 'Users-group' have No permissions.
(10)- Added New Users
(11)- Put "User1" into 'Full Permissions' group.
(12)- Put "User2" into 'Read-Only' group.

It will be great help, if someone can point out, where I have gone wrong, please.