ACC95: Microsoft Access 95 Security White Paper Available in Download Center

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SUMMARY

The "Microsoft Access for Windows 95 Security" white paper contains in-depth information about the Microsoft Access security model to help you understand and use Microsoft Access for Windows 95 security effectively.

The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:

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Download Secure70.exe now (http://download.microsoft.com/download/access95/white3/1/win98/en-us/secure70.exe)

The Secure70.exe file contains the following files:

   Secure70.doc    Microsoft Access for Windows 95 Security

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MORE INFORMATION

The "Microsoft Access for Windows 95 Security" white paper contains the following topics:

Overview
Logging On
Permissions
Users and Groups
Ownership
The RunPermissions Query Property
Encryption
The Security Wizard
Converting Workgroup Databases to Microsoft Access 95
Location of the Workgroup Database
Common Scenarios
Programming Security
Security and Replication
Using Security with Visual Basic Applications

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Microsoft Access 95 Standard Edition

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