ADT: How to Give Users the Ability to Change Passwords (2.0)

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To achieve this functionality, do the following:

1. Make the Database window active so that you can access the Security menu. (The best method for this is to select an object in the Database window through a macro).
2. From the Security menu, choose Password. The user then changes the password.
3. Once the user has closed the Password dialog box, set the focus back to the form that you called the macro or function from.
   
   Here is a sample macro:

         Macro Name         Actions
         -------------------------------
         Change Password    SelectObject
                            DoMenuItem
                            SelectObject
   
         Change Password Actions
         ----------------------------
         SelectObject
             Object Type: Macro
             Object Name: Autoexec
             In Database window: Yes
         DoMenuItem
             Menu Bar: Database
             Menu Name: Security
             Command: Change Password
             Subcommand:
         SelectObject
             Object Type: Form
             Object Name: Form1
             In Database window: No
   						

The Database window appears, as well as the dialog box to change the password. You cannot select anything in the Database window because the Change Password dialog box is modal.

In the Microsoft Access Distribution Kit or Developer's Toolkit, the functionality is identical except that the Database window is not displayed.