Hi, I've just completed work on an access 2007 database which will be
run from a network server by many inexperienced users at the same
time. Every time the database is opened, the "content in this database
has been disabled" warning appears at the top and my users would not
think to click options and enable the content.
I have tried digitally signing to avoid the problem but I can only
seem to do it by packaging the database - forcing each user to go
through an extraction process each time the databse is loaded. Is
there any way around this annoying problem please?
Thanks,
Ciarán
run from a network server by many inexperienced users at the same
time. Every time the database is opened, the "content in this database
has been disabled" warning appears at the top and my users would not
think to click options and enable the content.
I have tried digitally signing to avoid the problem but I can only
seem to do it by packaging the database - forcing each user to go
through an extraction process each time the databse is loaded. Is
there any way around this annoying problem please?
Thanks,
Ciarán
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