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It would be on the FE database. &nbsp;Open the FE database, you should be challenged with a password. &nbsp;Once open, you should be able to change the password.
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It would be on the FE database.  Open the FE database, you should be challenged with a password.  Once open, you should be able to change the password.

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What version of Access are you using? In 2003, you can change the password under the Tools - Security menu. In 2007/2010, it's in different locations:<br />
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Click the Database Tools ribbon item, then click &quot;Decrypt Database&quot; and enter your password. Then click Encrpyt Database and enter your new password.<br />
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What version of Access are you using? In 2003, you can change the password under the Tools - Security menu. In 2007/2010, it's in different locations:

Click the Database Tools ribbon item, then click "Decrypt Database" and enter your password. Then click Encrpyt Database and enter your new password.





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I am using Access 2003. &nbsp;The FE had no pwd on it just the BE. &nbsp;I thought I had to enter the pwd as I linked the tables from the BE. &nbsp;Not 100% sure.
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I am using Access 2003.  The FE had no pwd on it just the BE.  I thought I had to enter the pwd as I linked the tables from the BE.  Not 100% sure.

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Experts,<br />
I want to reset my password on a FE/BE Access DB. &nbsp;I opened the BE and reset the password. &nbsp;My problem is I am not sure where I set the password for the FE. &nbsp;I was thinking it was on the linked table manager, but I am not finding it.<br />
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Help please...thanks,<br />
Bob
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Experts,
I want to reset my password on a FE/BE Access DB.  I opened the BE and reset the password.  My problem is I am not sure where I set the password for the FE.  I was thinking it was on the linked table manager, but I am not finding it.

Help please...thanks,
Bob

Access FE/BE Password

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