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What happens if a selfcert expires. Can the program (Acc03.mde) continue to open? Also how do I replace it with an extended expiry date with instruction to users
Thanks
Replace Expired Selfcert
7/1/2009 10:20:50 PM - MY
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You won´t get that option if its an Access 2003 Runtime app :)
In reply to Ritchie:
Rather than downloading a program to do it, just go TOOLS>MACROS>SECURITY in Access.
Vialli
8/11/2008 9:15:35 AM - UK
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THANK YOU FOR THIS UTILITY!!!
FEDERICO
7/29/2008 11:22:21 AM - IT
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Thank you very much Mac-Net team.
You save me time and some $$ or €€
Yan, Switzerland
Yannick
7/22/2008 3:43:23 AM - CH
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GOOD!!!!Now I´m very happy!!!!
Andrea
6/30/2008 10:21:28 AM - IT
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use System Restore to take you back before you run this program
In reply to El:
Hi
I clicked "High" by mistake, now I can not run
"msecure10.mde".
Richard
1/17/2008 9:34:38 AM - CA
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Rather than downloading a program to do it, just go TOOLS>MACROS>SECURITY in Access.
Ritchie
12/7/2007 3:38:40 AM - UK
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If you have any suggestion (atomize themsecure10.mde), please mail on gajdamak@gmx.de If I getting the solution, then i will post it here.
Eugen
8/5/2007 4:13:12 AM - DE
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How can we automize the msecure10.mde, I mean to do it atoamticaly, whitout any mouseclick´s?
Eugen
8/5/2007 4:07:15 AM - DE
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The little tool to remove the security warning for the runtime works absolutely great, many thanks!
It´s weird, if you think about it, using an access application to turn off the security for access applications. What does that tell you about the security of Access?
Michiel
8/3/2007 5:17:22 AM - NL
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Hi
I clicked "High" by mistake, now I can not run
"msecure10.mde".
El
4/18/2007 11:03:29 AM - IL
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Thanks.Had the same problem today, while getting my data to my new PC. Works great. Thank you from Germany :-) Marco
Marco
1/31/2007 7:44:29 AM - DE
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Hi Mark, I have tested on numerous runtime implementation. It worked on all.
In reply to Mark:
Interesting idea, but I dont think it will work on a runtime installation, if the user doesnt have Access installed.
Peter Tong
12/21/2006 1:27:36 PM - SG
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Many thanks for this Access utility ... works great!
Peter
12/20/2006 3:54:42 PM - AU
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tank you very much, this is a very good idea. tank you
Pg
11/28/2006 12:57:24 AM - IT
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Interesting idea, but I dont think it will work on a runtime installation, if the user doesnt have Access installed.
Mark
3/30/2006 3:33:22 PM - AU
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thanks for this utility
That´s a good idea > develop an mde allowing to change the settings of access runtime
Thanks again
phm
2/25/2006 9:28:56 PM - BE
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Thank you thank you thank you, great little utility, saved me a major headache
Bruno
2/14/2006 5:32:02 AM - CA
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This worked once, and now the security settings will not stay at low, they continue to change back to medium.
Rouschaun
1/13/2006 7:24:18 AM - US
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On the menu bar, select Tools, point to Macro, and then click Security.
In reply to :
what if i do not have security tab in macro of access 2003.. is not that strange.. i really do not have..
Peter Tong
1/11/2006 11:13:04 PM - US
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what if i do not have security tab in macro of access 2003.. is not that strange.. i really do not have..
Anonymous
1/11/2006 9:50:51 PM - AL
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Thank you for this application, it has helped a lot. Works well
Saveshen Naidoo
9/12/2005 5:19:37 PM - US
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