[mso] Re: Make Access DB Read Only

Hi David, Linda, Kathy

Great replies.

My friend demonstrated his setup, and I saw that he did make the DB Read-Only, 
but even when the DB was in its own non-administrative account, any user could 
remove the Read-Only attribute or (worse) the user could delete the entire DB.

We didn't look at the front/back-end idea. And yes, the thread looks 
promising.

I'll let you know how this works out. In fact, I have a different application 
in a different club, but I may very well do the same thing with my DB.

Thanks for the help.

Ray Shapp


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