DataBase - Password Protect Windows Mail and Outlook 2003

Please share with me if there is an available way to password protect
Windows Mail or Outlook 2003.....  Thanks in Advance

  Douglas J. Steele replied...

Sorry, but this newsgroup is for questions about security in Access, the
database product that's part of Office Professional.

Your question would best be reposted to a newsgroup related to Windows Mail
or Outlook.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele
(no private e-mails, please)

Library Database DataBase Firstly, I am not sure if Library database is the correct term. I am talking about Dbs to which you set a reference drew blanks last time. Now assuming I have several referenced (library?) databases in my main database, how do I get the names of all the forms in all the Dbs? CodeProject AllForms.Count gives me the correct number of forms if I am in that referenced database. What I think I need is a method of looping through all the different CodeProject names in the main database, but there is not a sort of CodeProjects parent object. Or somehow moving the focus are. Any help gratefully received Phil Access Discussions David W. Fenton (1) Access 2007 (1) Office 2007 (1) Windows 7 (1) Distributed (1) Exception (1) Relative (1) Declare (1) Library is And, No, there is not any parent object for all the code projects. Because each database only knows about its own objects (or documents), you have to use a procedure in

Might be outgrowing Access but daunted by SQL Server DataBase I am close to completing the consolidation of various small Access databases and a couple of Excel spreadsheets that my little company uses (5 staff) into an all encompasing Access database and I was planning on splitting the database when I was finished to allow simaltaneous use of it by staff on our small office network. However it is becoming more and more obvious to me that I am going to need to give staff access to this new database from remote locations (outside of our office network). Two staff members are regularly overseas, one is mainly on the road with her been playing around with trying to link tables from remote locations (ftp path of the database on our Network Storage Device at the office) and needless to say - that do not work. So I have spent the last 10

Access 2010 for software development DataBase Hi, What do I need to use Access 2010 (or perhaps 2007) to port our 2003 application and create an executable (MDE in Access 2003)? Are there any issues with 2010? -paulw Access Discussions SQL Server (1) SharePoint (1) Albert D. Kallal (1) Office 2007 (1) Office 2003 (1) Access 2007 (1) Access 2010 (1) Access 2003 (1) You can use Access 2010 to develop your MDB until it is ready to release, but you will then need to use Access 2003 to create the MDE. - - Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia Tips for Access users

2010: Essential Diffs? DataBase Sounds like Access 2010 is something of a different animal from preceding versions. Could anybody Virtual PC (1) Windows XP (1) Visual Studio 2010 (1) SharePoint (1) Access 2010 (1) Office 2010 (1) Access 2007 (1) One starting point would be to browse Access team's version of VBA of course is also runs on the 32 bit version of windows. -> Database triggers and stored procedures: New for 2010 in jet is table events and table stored value. Now one can argue that these aggregate totals should never be stored in the database. Fact of the matter is a lot of times it is REALLY handy to do in figuring it all out: Compatibility Between the 32-bit and 64-bit Versions of Office 2010 http: / / msdn.microsoft.com / en-us / library / ee691831(office.14).aspx GPG on Access: A work in Progress and 64 Bit VBA http: / / tinyurl http: / / gpgonaccess.blogspot.com / 2010 / 03 / work-in-progress-and-64-bit-v ba.html Office 2010 - about the 64-bit version - Office Watch http: / / news.office-watch.com / t / n.aspx?a = 1403 Installing Office 2010 64

Running A2003 in A2007 runtime DataBase I have a A2003 application compiled and running in a A2007 environment. The class module for one of the forms sends an e-mail using the Outlook object model, (code below). My code runs fine for both Outlook and Outlook Express while in a 2003 runtime environment, but in the 2007 runtime environment I get a runtime error (I have might be a reference library issue, but see that I had long since referenced: Microsoft Outlook 12.0 Object Library (Actually, in the 2003 environment the reference shows as 11.0 and in the 2007 enviroment it shows as As String, _ DisplayMsg As Boolean, Optional AttachmentPath1, Optional AttachmentPath2, Optional AttachmentPath3) Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application Dim objOutlookMsg As Outlook.MailItem Dim objOutlookRecip As Outlook.Recipient Dim objOutlookAttach As Outlook