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    First of all, I just want to say that I've recently started learning VB.NET. I'm making my first real program with it, and had a question for the more experienced .NET developers out there. My program is just a simple desktop application, with an Access database for storing data. I also wanted to have a login system when the program is loaded, so that different users can use the same copy of the program. I've never implemented anything like that before, so I was curious if any of you had reccomendations on how to do it. Using another Access database, or perhaps some other way I don't know about? Any comments would be greatly appreciated! -Sean

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      First of all, I just want to say that I've recently started learning VB.NET. I'm making my first real program with it, and had a question for the more experienced .NET developers out there. My program is just a simple desktop application, with an Access database for storing data. I also wanted to have a login system when the program is loaded, so that different users can use the same copy of the program. I've never implemented anything like that before, so I was curious if any of you had reccomendations on how to do it. Using another Access database, or perhaps some other way I don't know about? Any comments would be greatly appreciated! -Sean

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      My solution is maybe not the best, but when I had to implement a login system, I just had a table in my database storing user infos, as login name, password (actually a hashed version of the password), user access, etc... In this case, one database is enough. Jérôme

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