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How do I set WRITE permissions for MS Access databases from within Plesk?

At the moment I have to log into Win2k3 and manually set the guest user's write permissions. I hope there's a way within Plesk that my clients can do it for themselves, and not get me do it?

The databases are being accessed by ASP dsn-less ado connections

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Use the filemanager in Plesk

To set permissions from within Plesk go to the filemanager and then navigate to the folder og the file.

web content is located in the hpptdocs folder.

On the right side of the screen there is a key. Clik it and set write permission.
 
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