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01-21-2010, 11:35 AM
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| | Need help to access window.. How to access the admin account, when you forget your admin password in window xp ? My nephew reset all the setting of my computer and he didn’t know the password of admin. I can access as user in window but having limited access.
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05-03-2010, 07:32 AM
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How to access the admin account, when you forget your admin password in window xp ? My nephew reset all the setting of my computer and he didn’t know the password of admin. I can access as user in window but having limited access.
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05-08-2010, 08:35 AM
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I have answered many people on the ability to "hide" the Access window....that is, the grey box that is the Access program itself.
This can be done. It involves a bit of coding and some property changes, but in the end, it will give you a very professional appearance. But you will lose the ability to use any of the menus that are in Access. So if you need any of the menu functions, you will have to include them in your forms....
Below lists the steps to make all this work:
1. Copy the code at the bottom of this FAQ into a module. I named mine basAccessHider, but it really doesn't matter.
2. Create a macro and call it mcrHide. The Macro has one Action line - RunCode - and put the following in the Function box:
fAccessWindow ("Minimize", False, False)
3. Create another macro and call it mcrRestore. The Macro has one Action line - RunCode - and put the following in the Function box:
fAccessWindow ("Show", False, False)
4. Now the property changes.....you have set every form in your database to PopUp....find the PopUp property for each form and set it to yes. In the OnOpen event of your startup form (if you don't have a startup form, just pick the first form you open when you open the database), put the following code:
DoCmd.RunMacro "mcrHide"
5. Finally, to allow reports to be previewed...in every report you will need to put:
In the OnOpen: DoCmd.RunMacro "mcrRestore"
In the OnClose: DoCmd.RunMacro "mcrHide"
And that's about it. Not a lot of work, but it can seem confusing. | 
06-21-2010, 07:42 AM
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f the PC you need to access uses Windows XP Professional, you have everything you need to do this and more, thanks to Remote Desktop. If you don't have XP, don't worry: RealVNC offers a free solution for you called VNC (Virtual Network Computing).
In most cases, the computer you're accessing from afar must have an Internet connection. The computer you're actually using (called the "client") can run any version of Windows from 95 on, though you may also need the Windows XP CD (Pro or Home). Likewise, if you're using VNC to make the remote link, you can work with any PC that runs Windows 95 or later. Both Remote Desktop and VNC require the remote computer to be accessible over a network, via a modem, or across a virtual private network (VPN) connection. A high-speed DSL or cable-modem connection works best. |  Sponsored Ads | | Member | | Join Date: LongTime Location: Here Posts: 1100 | | New Sponsored Ads This message will go away once you are registered. Also, by registering, you will have access to all post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload graphics, and access other special features! Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please Click Here to join our Web Hosting community today! | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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