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Thanks I will read the articles and see if this helps.
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Thanks I will read the articles and see if this helps.

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I have an Access 2003 application. &nbsp;There are users using Access 2003 and some using Access 2010 that need to access the main application database.<br />
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When I open the Access 2003 application using Window7 and Access 2010 with my log in the programs works as expected. &nbsp;When we open the Access 2003 application using Windows7 and Access 2010 using a user's log in...the application only opens in a read-only mode.<br />
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Is this most likely caused by user permissions on the server or something in Access 2010? &nbsp;The Access 2003 application does not require user passwords.
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I have an Access 2003 application.  There are users using Access 2003 and some using Access 2010 that need to access the main application database.

When I open the Access 2003 application using Window7 and Access 2010 with my log in the programs works as expected.  When we open the Access 2003 application using Windows7 and Access 2010 using a user's log in...the application only opens in a read-only mode.

Is this most likely caused by user permissions on the server or something in Access 2010?  The Access 2003 application does not require user passwords.

Access 2003 database opens as read-only in Access 2010

Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.