hiding the backend

I have the backend dbase on our server in a public directory and each
user (workstation) has the front end application. is there a way to
hide the backend location on each workstation?

all the users have to do is go to explore and find the public
directory then see the backend .mdb files and copy all the data.

the server has XP Professional and we're all using Access2003

I would appreciate any feedback on how to secure (hide) my data on the
server

Tks
Steve
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