Larry : >> What message do you get when you try to open the database? <<
Not a valid password >> Is the user able to use the database themselves? << Yes, he does, but thru an application. I suppose that the app. provide the rigth password >> If they are just using a database password, it's stored at the beginning of the MDB file in a (slightly) encrypted format. There are tools available on the internet for cracking the user level security Access databases. To get back a database password, I found some C code on the web -- let me know if you want it. [Of course, you should first make sure that the client actually owns the database and has the legal right to remove the password]. << Yes, I am interested .... TIA J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique
