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oh i'm sorry. i was just wondering if your previous advice will work even if
i have my own log-in screen. thanks for the link. i do appreciate it. thank
you so much for your time.. and sorry for the inconvenience...

Joan Wild wrote:
I'm not sure what your question is? So you are rolling your own security.

Although Access security can be broken into, anything you build yourself
will never be as secure as you can do with the security built into Access.
I suggest you read up on it
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=207793

thanks for the reply...

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