And you can't use it to edit tables. You'll need the "real" version from Microsoft installed from their CD to gain full access (pun unintentional) to said files.
Bob
We just downloaded and installed MS Access 2007 and whenever I open a database, I get this annoying message:
"This database has been opened read-only. You can only change data in linked tables. To make design changes, save a copy of the database."
It will not let me edit my database without saving to a new access file. I don't want to create a new file. I just want to open this with full access.
I have access 2007 running on Windows XP Professional SP2.
Access's new Trust Center explains its new security messures, but provides NOTHING about turning off this feature.
Has anyone else ran into this and how can I resolve it. Of course, Microsoft's web site is no help, as usual.
Bruce

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