>>William,
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>>>I am starting to use Codebook. I would like to use Les Pinter's security program in my apps. I have already looked at the security app add-in by Jose Constant but the features in Pinter's is more in line with what I need to use. Can anyone please help me with this?>
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>>What specifically in Les Pinter's security program are you looking for? One of the enhancements we have made to VFP Codebook in our VFP Codebook for Mere Mortals framework is built-in user security/access. You can specify three different types of user access for your applications:
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>>1. Full Access
>>2. No Access
>>3. Read-Only Access
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>>You can specify these different access levels for a form, or all the way down to a specific control on a form. If a user does not have access to a particular form, any associated menu bars or toolbars buttons are dynamically removed for that user. If a form is read-only, the framework automatically appends a "(Read-Only)" string to the end of the form caption, and all controls (except those you specify otherwise such as 'Close' buttons) are read-only.
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>>Regards,
>>Kevin McNeish
>>Oak Leaf Enterprises Solution Design, Inc.
>
>Kevin,
>I looked at the demo available at your site and I liked what I saw but unfortunately do not have the money to spend right now to purchase it. Until I do, I have found a security app that will serve the purpose. So I need to know how to integrate it into Codebook.
>
>TIA

William,
Jose Constant has a detailed write-up on implementing security in codebook. I think it is available on flashusa.com.

The write-up+code is also available as part of The CodeBook News Issue 2 which u can download from www.savvysolutions.com

Hope this helps

Prakash R Bhat
prb@giasmd01.vsnl.net.in