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"Mike" <1234_@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi, we have an Access DB we can access  that was created by someone who no 
> longer works us.

You do know that everybody who wants to break security on a purchased 
database sings that same song, don't you?  How would anyone here know the 
difference between you and them?  But, see below...

> I believe it's Access 95 or the next version of Access.   Is there a 
> shareware or freeware Access DB
> out there that's works.

Surely.  The web is full of database cracks.  For Access 97, there's a 
significantly good one that's free and doesn't even require you have the 
workgroup file. It may or may not still be downloadable. For current 
versions, for user/group level security, you'll likely have to pay. Wait, 
you didn't expect me to do all your work for you, did you?  HINT: The 
author's name is Sergey or Sergei and "Google is your friend."  (Just for 
your information, that author quit doing cracks soon thereafter... the ROI 
was not worth the hassle.)

  Larry Linson
  Microsoft Access MVP