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Starting programs w/ a password
My question is how do I use multiple passwords to log in to a program.
What I have done so fro is, I made a for to look like a password box. I
shrunk the form down to size, added command boxes and a text box. Then I
put this code in one of the command buttons,
If text1,text = "password" then form1.visible = True
(or form1.show)
My question is, this works for only one password, what if I want to allow
for passwords to be added later. What code can I use to allow for adding
more than password to login, do I use a databse or what.
Thanx,
Matt
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Re: Starting programs w/ a password
"Matt" <umeboshi77@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>What code can I use to allow for adding
> more than password to login, do I use a databse or what.
Yes.
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Re: Starting programs w/ a password
Matt:
actually you need database that containt table (any) to save all user
application.
"Matt" <umeboshi77@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> My question is how do I use multiple passwords to log in to a program.
> What I have done so fro is, I made a for to look like a password box. I
> shrunk the form down to size, added command boxes and a text box. Then I
> put this code in one of the command buttons,
>
> If text1,text = "password" then form1.visible = True
>
> (or form1.show)
>
> My question is, this works for only one password, what if I want to
allow
> for passwords to be added later. What code can I use to allow for adding
> more than password to login, do I use a databse or what.
>
> Thanx,
> Matt
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