Using ChemFinder - CambridgeSoft
Using ChemFinder - CambridgeSoft
Using ChemFinder - CambridgeSoft
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Opening a Secured MS Access<br />
Database<br />
To open a secured Microsoft Access database in<br />
<strong>ChemFinder</strong>, you need to set the appropriate<br />
permissions in Access.<br />
NOTE: If your database was created in MS<br />
Access 97 (as, for example, were some of the<br />
<strong>ChemFinder</strong> sample databases), and you are using<br />
a newer version of Access, you must convert the<br />
database before you can edit it. These instructions<br />
assume a database created in Access 2002.Other<br />
versions may differ slightly as to options and<br />
procedures.<br />
To set the permissions:<br />
1. Open the desired database in MS Access.<br />
2. On the Tools menu, point to Security, and then<br />
choose User and Group Permissions.<br />
3. Select the Users or Groups radio button to<br />
assign permissions to individuals or groups.<br />
4. Select an Object Type from the drop-down<br />
menu.<br />
5. Select the permissions you want to assign for<br />
that object type to each user or group.<br />
6. Click Apply.<br />
7. When you have finished assigning permissions,<br />
click OK.<br />
8. Open the database in <strong>ChemFinder</strong>.<br />
Creating a Database<br />
You can create a new, empty database and associate<br />
it with a form.<br />
To create a database:<br />
1. Open an existing form, or create a new one.<br />
2. Right-click in the form and select Properties.<br />
The Box Properties dialog box appears.<br />
3. On the Box Properties Database tab, click<br />
Create Database.<br />
The Save As dialog box appears.<br />
4. In the File Name box, type a name for your<br />
database, and then click Save.<br />
A data source tree appears, containing the<br />
database and its tables and fields.<br />
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Selecting a Database