Re: Security Alert in Access 2007

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"Chris Mills" <phad_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uguIU1$qGHA.4680@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Whatever you may think of my ideas,

Is that a chip on your shoulder? I have no opinions on whatever ideas you
might have, I'm really not interested. I only asked if it was you because I
like to put faces to names, nothing sinister.

I have never attempted to hide under
anonymity in the approx 10 years I've been interested in Access
newsgroups. I
think I'm identifiable by my slightly corrupted but nevertheless true
address
of "phad"

I didn't accuse you of hiding anything.


If you wish to trawl through my past posts to see if you can get one over
me,
my previous address was cms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (the ISP no longer exists)

There's that chip again Chris. I have no desire to "get one over" on anyone
and, again, I'm really not interested.


I assure you, I do nothing other than post under my own name, and admit
responsibility for any bad posts.

I also never advertise in the newsgroups. You don't know what my products
are,
good or bad.

That's right. Irrelevant, but right.


I just call a spade a spade as I see it, and I don't care how "expert" the
recipient may be.

That's your prerogative, we all have the right to not care (and I don't
think I've ever claimed "expert" status). I personally don't care if
someone doesn't like Access security, that again is their prerogative. What
can be irritating, though, is when someone whose opinion is already well
documented keeps droning on and on about it like my mother-in-law. I know
when Access security is adequate and I know when to use Oracle instead, in
the same way that I know when to use a padlock and when to use a bank
vault - it's all about risk assessment, not being nagged.

Keith.


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