robmkimmons
Technical User
Hello,
I’m pretty familiar with Access, but just not in a multi-user environment. Right now, there is only one terminal that the application is saved on, but I have three different users that can logon. I put the application within a shared folder for all users to access. I can access it from my logon, but when I log onto the other names I cannot. It either gives me the read-only error, or states that I don’t have permission to access it. I’ve turned off the “read-only” selection for the shared folder that the app resides in but don’t know what else to do.
Any help is appreciated.
~Rob
If we expect the unexpected, does that make the unexpected... well, expected?
I’m pretty familiar with Access, but just not in a multi-user environment. Right now, there is only one terminal that the application is saved on, but I have three different users that can logon. I put the application within a shared folder for all users to access. I can access it from my logon, but when I log onto the other names I cannot. It either gives me the read-only error, or states that I don’t have permission to access it. I’ve turned off the “read-only” selection for the shared folder that the app resides in but don’t know what else to do.
Any help is appreciated.
~Rob
If we expect the unexpected, does that make the unexpected... well, expected?