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    LCM is offline Novice
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    Exclamation Microsoft Access Security Notice


    I am creating a database using Microsoft Access 2013.

    The database will be used by my users running Access 2010 Run time ONLY.

    However when i test it on a PC running Access 2010 Run Time i get the following message:

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    As you may know you cannot edit Trust center settings in Access Run Time therefore must be done by editing the registry.

    I have been on the following website: http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Trust...sted_Locations

    and have added the Path & allow sub folders however i am still getting the security notice?

    Can anyone advise?

    My Registry looks like this:
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    Did you get this resolved? It sounded like you had elsewhere. If so, posting the solution could help somebody else.
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    1. use the search in Win 7 or Win 8 and type in "regedit.exe";
    2. allow Microsoft Windows Registry Editor to make changes to your system;
    3. navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\A ccess\Security\Trusted Locations;
    4. add a DWORD by right clicking the Trusted Locations directory, selecting New > DWORD (32-bit) Value [or 64 bit QWORD as required];
    5. change the name of the DWORD to "AllowNetworkLocations";

    6. right click and modify... the DWORD using "1" as the value;
    7. now add a new KEY to the Trusted Locations directory by right clicking the directory and selecting New > Key (You can rename this to something meaningful);
    8. Right click the new Key and select New > Expandable String Value (for runtime 2013, just String Value for earlier version);
    9. Change the name of this file to "Path" and then right-click and modify... the Value Data to the path or network name required (ie "Z:\" or "\\servername" );
    10. to include subdirectories as trusted locations, add a DWORD by right clicking the new key, selecting New > DWORD (32-bit) Value [or 64 bit QWORD as required];
    11. change the name of this DWORD to "AllowSubfolders" and right click and modify... the DWORD using "1" as the value;

    *Note i forgot to mention in my posts that i required Network Locations to be trusted and that is where i was going wrong!

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    I uploaded this app I created to AccessForums.net a long time ago. I am including it here. I use this app and variances of it. IIRC, there is one problem with the Subfolders thing. You need to add the trailing \ (for subfolders option) when pasting the path into the textbox. Also, I have not tested the QWORD for 64bit Office.
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