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I have an MS Access 2000 database which I have used Microsoft Access security to secure and am using an .mde file to get to the backend access database. It is working good. But whenever I add users or modify security permissions of the users, I have to use the Tools-&gt;Security and the appropriate option. <br />
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I was wondering if there was some code available either in Access Basic or Visual Basic which could provide with an interface to do this i.e. manage users and security for the database.
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I have an MS Access 2000 database which I have used Microsoft Access security to secure and am using an .mde file to get to the backend access database. It is working good. But whenever I add users or modify security permissions of the users, I have to use the Tools->Security and the appropriate option. 

I was wondering if there was some code available either in Access Basic or Visual Basic which could provide with an interface to do this i.e. manage users and security for the database.

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