Re: Terminal services-give a program admin rights

You cannot. MS Access follows the normal application security
design, not the .Net framework's code access security model.
Access to the Access app is controlled by the permissions of the
account using it. You could study why the application is appearing
to need administrative permissions, starting with bugging the vendor
of the application. It could be as simple as some changes in the
NTFS file permissions.

"Curtis" <curtis@landiscomputer(remove).com> wrote in message
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>I have Windows 2003 Standard acting as a terminal server on an SBS 2003
>domain. I am running a Microsoft Access based accounting program in the
>Terminal Server sessions which require administrative rights. How can I
>give Access admin rights without giving each user local admin priviledges?
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Curtis, MCSA
>


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