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And some potential clients may have a policy of having absolutely nothing to
do with any application that requires a hardware key!

1) Despite the assurances of the manufacturers to the contrary, they _do_
interfere with normal use of the parallel port.

2) As I write I have about eight applications running. Imagine the mess if
each of those applications required a hardware key!

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Brendan Reynolds
brenreyn@indigo.ie

Tom van Stiphout wrote in message <37553b5c.2405799@news.syspac.com>...
>On Wed, 2 Jun 1999 11:55:41 +0200, "Rudy Truyens"
><rudy.truyens@pastrilux.com> wrote:
>
>It is certainly possible, but security is a rather advanced topic.
>Download, read, study, and fully understand the Access Security
>Whitepaper from microsoft.com.
>
>Also understand that if you ship your app unprotected except for this
>one form, and this form's only purpose is to check for the key, some
>clients may be tempted to adjust the rest of the code to bypass your
>form.
>
>-Tom.
>
>>I want to use a hardware key on an ms access db. therefore I need to bee
>>able to protect the form(s) that check the key. However my user do need
>>design access to all other forms. Making an mde doesn't seem the solution
>>because I can't ad other forms or reports that must be allowed to get in
>>design mode. How can I do that ?
>>
>>Please mail to Rudy.truyens@pastrilux.com
>>
>>1000 x thanks !
>>
>>
>>
>