Tom Oakes wrote: > I think maintaining two front-ends is a horrible idea, but it's your > workday. ...(snip)... I have had situations where different users needed different access to a database. In some cases, I have kept it all in one front end and made forms and controlled their access to them by the Windows Username; in other cases I have made separate front ends for them.
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