I have an asp form that successfully sends data to an mdb. Both form and mdb were created through FrontPage 2000. I have a second mdb with additional tables, forms, etc. that links to the results table into which the data is sent. My problem: a user, accessing the results table from the linked database, is unable to edit any data from the results table. If the same user tries to open the table directly from the fpdb share, they receive the message that the database is read-only. I have checked permissions on the shares and the databases - everyone has full access. What am I missing? Is this standard for a database in the fpdb directory? Users are able to access everything if the results table is moved to a non IIS directory.