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Article ID: 926533 - Last Review: October 15, 2007 - Revision: 2.2
You cannot open the front-end database when the back-end database is encrypted by using a password in Access 2007
When you try to open a front-end database in Microsoft Office Access 2007 after you encrypt the back-end database by using a password, the front-end database does not open.
This issue occurs if the following conditions are true:
- The database contains a custom Ribbon.
- You split the database, and then encrypt the back-end with a password.
In this situation, when you open the front-end database, Access 2007 tries to use the USysRibbons table to obtain the custom Ribbon information. However, because the USysRibbons table resides in the encrypted back-end database, the front-end database cannot be successfully opened.
To resolve this issue, create the custom Ribbon after you split the Access 2007 database.
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- Microsoft Office Access 2007
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