[AccessD] Running Access 2002 runtime on an Windows XP machine

Our clients run like this all the time.  We assume that our users are
NOT the OS administrators.  Are you using Access security?  In order to
delete records, they have to be able to log in and create the LDB file
if it doesn't already exist.  If they have no permissions to
create/write/delete that file, they won't be able to delete any records.

Charlotte Foust


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Subject: [AccessD] Running Access 2002 runtime on an Windows XP machine 


Sorry if this was posted twice.

 

Anyone have a problem running a 'runtime' version of Access on a machine
in which the user is not the "OS "administrator?  I have tried "super
user" but the user can't delete any records. Says no permissions.

This is not the user logging into Access that seems to be the issue. It
seems to be the user logging onto the PCs operating system when they
start the PC. A user with operating system administrative rights has no
problem. 

Also, if I log on to the OS as the user with limited rights and run the
app as an administrator (can do that by right-clicking on the apps, icon
and selecting :"Run As") it the app runs with no problems..

Any ideas? Any way of launching an app and specifying the administrator
as the user. Maybe a command line argument?

Thanks,

John

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