Please give an idea how to create change username and password to update the log in form. It drives me crazy.. I hope you may help me with this experts or even individual.
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Windows XP 
Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Please give an idea how to create change username and password to update the log in form. It drives me crazy.. I hope you may help me with this experts or even individual.
MS MVP - Access Expert
Windows 7 Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Not a lot of information to go on. Not really sure what you want.Originally Posted by Mrcams
I will take a guess. Maybe this is what you want:
Boiler Plate Database
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
Novice
Windows XP Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Nope this is not what I want. I want a form that creates username and password. Example, I already added my username and password to my log in form. Some instances that I want to change my username and password using the change user name and password button, just like that.
MS MVP - Access Expert
Windows 7 Access 2010 (version 14.0)
What log on form are you using?
Where is the change user name and password button?
Did you create this or are you using the built in User Level Security (ULS)?
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
Novice
Windows XP Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Just basic log in form with change username and password. If I want to change my username and password later on. I will just click the change user name button and another dialog box will appear. Enter old password:
Enter new: Username
Enter New: password
Ok / Cancel buttons. Prompt will appear: username and password successfully change. Go back to the log in screen and try to log in. We may able to use the new log in username and password and the old password is deleted. I hope I'm clear enough.
MS MVP - Access Expert
Windows 7 Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Sounds good.
What do you need help with?
Do you have a question about how to do something?
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
Novice
Windows XP Access 2010 (version 14.0)
I really need help how to set-up the change username and password form. The conditional formatting and the statements needed for me to create my desired output. Which is the statement above..
Novice
Windows XP Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Please help me with this one...
MS MVP - Access Expert
Windows 7 Access 2010 (version 14.0)
I do not think you will need to use any conditional formatting for this. Not sure how it would help.
What is the name of the table that holds the user information?
What are all teh fields in this table?
What controls do you now have on your form?
It might be easier for you to post a sample database. If not, then some screenshots would also help.
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
MS MVP - Access Expert
Windows 7 Access 2010 (version 14.0)
Did you get this resolved?
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
Change Password form
change field to "password" type
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