Karen - you're welcome.
I'm glad you asked the question.  I've got the same situation, but it's based on different users being able to edit or read-only. 
When I saw your question, it just popped into my head to think "tables". 
Don't know why I didn't think of it on my own for my situation, but thanks for asking - it solved my issue.
I was thinking grant/revoke, passwords & all that. 
Now I can just CVAL the computerID or Win UserID or net user and use the PROPERTY command.
D
p.s. Thanks for testing it too  :)

[email protected] wrote:
Doug:  MY MAN!  Now how in the heck did that little gem slip
by me?  I put  PROPERTY TABLE chart 'READYONLY TRUE'
on my form after start eep, put an "edit" button setting it back to
False and it works great!!!  I had no idea we could do that!

The syntax required is strange.  You have to put the quotes in the
exact place you mentioned.  It doesn't work without any quotes, and
it doesn't work if you only quote the true/false.  So it's a little pickier
than field-level properties.

I wonder if I'm the only one who didn't know you could do this...

Karen


PROPERTY TABLE <FORMTABLENAME> 'READONLY TRUE'

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