robmkimmons
Technical User
Hi,
I'm running windowsXP and have three different user logons on the same terminal. I placed the db in the shared folder so that whoever is logged-on can see/use particular access applications. However, the apps can only be accessed through my logon. If you are logged on as anyone else it states that the file is in use or that you don't have permission to use it, or it will say the db is a read-only.
This happens even if no one else is logged on and the app isn't opened anywhere else.
What am i doing wrong?
~Rob
If we expect the unexpected, does that make the unexpected... well, expected?
I'm running windowsXP and have three different user logons on the same terminal. I placed the db in the shared folder so that whoever is logged-on can see/use particular access applications. However, the apps can only be accessed through my logon. If you are logged on as anyone else it states that the file is in use or that you don't have permission to use it, or it will say the db is a read-only.
This happens even if no one else is logged on and the app isn't opened anywhere else.
What am i doing wrong?
~Rob
If we expect the unexpected, does that make the unexpected... well, expected?