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| message from =?Utf-8?B?QWxsZXk=?= on 12 May 2004 |
Hi,
I have databases developed in Access 2000. Last week, my computer has been installed Access 2003 by someone else in the company. Now everytime when I opened my old access files in Access 2003. It give me some warning message like this: This file may not be safe if contains code that was intended to harm your computer. Do you want to open this file or cancel the operation? I always choose "Open" to get into my database since there is nothing wrong after that... Should I keep doing this or did I miss something here?
Another thing is even if I create a new database from Access 2003 first time, it would still prompt me the same above message when I open it later, i.e. the file I just newly created in Access 2003 is showed in Access 2000 format after I reopen it. I am just wondering are there anything wrong with this? Why it's not Access 2003 format if I create a new database in Access 2003?
Thanks for your response!
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| 山东工人报 replied to =?Utf-8?B?QWxsZXk=?= on 13 May 2004 |
installed Access 2003 by someone else in the company. Now everytime when I
opened my old access files in Access 2003. It give me some warning message
like this: This file may not be safe if contains code that was intended to
harm your computer. Do you want to open this file or cancel the operation? I
always choose "Open" to get into my database since there is nothing wrong
after that... Should I keep doing this or did I miss something here?
time, it would still prompt me the same above message when I open it later,
i.e. the file I just newly created in Access 2003 is showed in Access 2000
format after I reopen it. I am just wondering are there anything wrong with
this? Why it's not Access 2003 format if I create a new database in Access
2003?
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| news.microsoft.com replied to =?Utf-8?B?QWxsZXk=?= on 12 May 2004 |
Alley,
If you change the setting to Low, your messages will go away. BTW...You
will see simular warnings from all the new version of Mircrosoft
Office...You can do the same thing from each application to make these go
away...
In a business environment where your sources are trusted, it makes since to
lower these security settings...Just be aware of the potential risks. ;-)
Hope this helps,
Mark
"Alley" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:060E61CF-967B-487D-A674-E51C7BBA8036@microsoft.com...
installed Access 2003 by someone else in the company. Now everytime when I
opened my old access files in Access 2003. It give me some warning message
like this: This file may not be safe if contains code that was intended to
harm your computer. Do you want to open this file or cancel the operation? I
always choose "Open" to get into my database since there is nothing wrong
after that... Should I keep doing this or did I miss something here?
time, it would still prompt me the same above message when I open it later,
i.e. the file I just newly created in Access 2003 is showed in Access 2000
format after I reopen it. I am just wondering are there anything wrong with
this? Why it's not Access 2003 format if I create a new database in Access
2003?
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| Tony Toews replied to news.microsoft.com on 14 May 2004 |
FWIW those potential risks were always there. MS is just tightening
things up a fair bit. Which is understandable.
Tony
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