Add Power to Your Access
Database Security Strategy
Securing private information from unauthorized
individuals is more important than ever. Global privacy
laws require that most patient, employee, and financial
information be shared with only those individuals that
have a specific need to see the information. Microsoft�
Access� is used worldwide to manage sensitive
information for businesses of every size. FormSafe for Microsoft Access provides a simple yet powerful utility to dynamically decide what fields and buttons on a form need to be hidden, disabled, or obscured, all at the user level. Combined with an overall Access database security strategy, FormSafe can help you save time and
effort managing Access form security.
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Unlimited
users, unlimited databases within your company.
FormSafe for MS Access
With FormSafe, you can:
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Use FormSafe to secure the text-boxes, dropdown boxes, buttons, and other controls in your Microsoft Access forms based on the individual using the form. You can set up FormSafe to disable, hide, or obscure Access controls on any form to prevent specific users from accessing information they should not
see. Whether you need your Access database to
comply with the US HIPAA Act or national Data Privacy
laws, FormSafe can help you secure your MS Access forms
at the user-level.
Use FormSafe to easily hide, obscure, or disable
fields in your Access forms based on each person's
Windows username. An experienced Access developer
knows creating multiple versions of an Access form to
limit visibility to data, or adding Visual Basic to hide
fields from specific users, can be a maintenance
nightmare. When you update the design of one
version of the form, and you have to spend time copying
that change over to every other version. With FormSafe,
you add a single line of VB code (which FormSafe
provides for you to paste in) to your form, the rest is
simple configuration. And when you add new users,
or decide to protect a new or existing field, you simple
update the configuration in the FormSafe administrative
screen. No more coding, no more MS Access form
versions by user.
Microsoft Access 2000, Microsoft Access 2002,
Microsoft Access 2003, Microsoft Access 2007, or Microsoft
Access 2010 (client), Microsoft Access 2013 (client),
Microsoft Access 2016 (client).
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