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Was hoping for a client side script to trap and block the autosave feature of the browser but anyway - will try out the above methods...many thanks

I want my asp login page to be guarded so that even if the user selects the option of "autosaving" the password, no prior password will be remembered when he/she logs in again - is it possible?

Hi I am using IIS application (webclass - VB6) on Information Server. The problem is the webclass talks to a DLL which tries to access templates on a network folder using a UNC path (\\example\folder\file.template). An error message of "document/path is invalid" is returned. I tried...

Hi I have a problem When I use webclass to talk to a Business Rule Component (DLL) and the component tries to access a template in a network dir using a UNC path, an error message of INVALID PATH and NOT FOUND is returned. Is this a restriction on IIS APPLICATIONS? Anyone have any idea? Thanks

I found that you can set a password for a database (*.mdb) and then use DBENGINE in Vb to input the password and get a database reference object. However, if i try to open the database as an application (that is use an access application object), there is no code for inputting the password and...

1997....thanks for the help...we will just get the developer edition and see if that will sort it out.

i put in False fields (Boolean values) for your missing options and it worked so Set db = OpenDatabase("c:\test\backend.mdb", false, false, "ODBC; pwd=a") try it

John I have tried that previously just to remove that doubt to an extent. However setup was not completed correctly for access runtime so that may stay be the problem. Any other ideas? (could it be the design or VB problem?) Many thanks

IF I use full version of Access for the database backend for a distributed application (eg. VB proj), can I set up a password so that the user cannot open the database in design mode? Can someone provide the code in VB?

IF I use full version of Access for the database backend for a distributed application (eg. VB proj), can I set up a password so that the user cannot open the database in design mode? Can someone provide the code in VB?

IF I use full version of Access for the database backend for a distributed application (eg. VB proj), can I set up a password so that the user cannot open the database in design mode? Can someone provide the code in VB?

No the problem is not with VB the conflict arises when the exe is used on a PC with only runtime version of access. hope that clarifies the problem.

1) Does anyone know the capabilities and features of Access 97 Runtime Version? 2) My problem is thus: I have set up Access Runtime on a computer without full version of Access. There was an error in setup "comcat.dll could not register" although I don't know if this is the problem. I...

1) Does anyone know the capabilities and features of Access 97 Runtime Version? 2) My problem is thus: I have set up Access Runtime on a computer without full version of Access. There was an error in setup "comcat.dll could not register" although I don't know if this is the problem. I...

1) Does anyone know the capabilities and features of Access 97 Runtime Version? 2) My problem is thus: I have set up Access Runtime on a computer without full version of Access. There was an error in setup "comcat.dll could not register" although I don't know if this is the problem. I...