-
If you would like to post, please check out the MrExcel Message Board FAQ and register here. If you forgot your password, you can reset your password.
Prevent multiple sign on by same user
- Thread starter dogdays
- Start date
A stick works great 
My first thought is that you really can't using the built-in tools.
One way might be to build a form that requires a login and have it check a log of users that currently logged in - logic from there depends on what you'd want/need.
A better way is to actually look at the lock file and review who's actively connected and who is not. You'd probably still have to control access via a form.
http://www.fabalou.com/FullPrograms/Dblauncher.asp
This utility was really designed for something else but the Access2000 code modules ought to still be a valid example of how to get the information.
You sure you can't just use a stick?
My first thought is that you really can't using the built-in tools.
One way might be to build a form that requires a login and have it check a log of users that currently logged in - logic from there depends on what you'd want/need.
A better way is to actually look at the lock file and review who's actively connected and who is not. You'd probably still have to control access via a form.
http://www.fabalou.com/FullPrograms/Dblauncher.asp
This utility was really designed for something else but the Access2000 code modules ought to still be a valid example of how to get the information.
You sure you can't just use a stick?
Upvote
0
Similar threads
- Solved
- Question
- Question
