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Hello All, I searched for this here and the web - still in the dark....I may be asking the wrong questions I need to lock an access database after X mins for privacy reasons and using the simplest method I set the screen saver to lock a after x mins of inactivity - no problem there. However, once I log back in, my access database is not usable and unresponsive. (Access 2003 & XP, split database on a network) - This may be a network issue rather than an access one, and I wondered if there is a better/more stable way of dealing with the issue from Access so I don't damage the access front end. Many thanks John |
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On Fri, 24 Apr 2009 11:27:06 -0700 (PDT), flymo <fly... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Closing the Access session may be a better strategy:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/210297 -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Hello All, I searched for this here and the web - still in the dark....I may be asking the wrong questions I need to lock an access database after X mins for privacy reasons and using the simplest method I set the screen saver to lock a after x mins of inactivity - no problem there. *However, once I log back in my access database is not usable and unresponsive. (Access 2003 & XP, split database on a network) - This may be a network issue rather than an access one, and I wondered if there is a better/more stable way of dealing with the issue from Access so I don't damage the access front end. Many thanks John |
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