John, that option is not visible to me. I click the ball, i get the folder icon with no arrows, I can get to the open dialog box , but there is absolutely NO option for exclusivity.
Could I have a option set that prohibits it? and is there a sure fire way (perhaps) command line argument, to get this thing open exclusive
TY
terence
--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "John Viescas" <john@...> wrote:
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> Terence-
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> Click Office, then Open, then in the Open File dialog, click the drop-down arrow
> next to the Open button and choose Open Exclusive.
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> Subject: RE: [MS_AccessPros] accde attempting to create - get the enclosed error
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> John, the db has roughly 16 tables, 20 forms 4 reports, and uses a bout 5
> attachment controls.
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> Thats question 1.
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> I am concerned about security with this db and attempted also to use
> encrypt/password....... error-ed out because of Non exclusivity.........checked
> info on opening exclusive, all info says to click the access BALL and then open
> exclusive via the arrow button next to OPEN, I never get the arrow ?
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> TY
> Terence
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