how to set access write of database

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I am developed a windows application in Visual studio 2008 using access database.how to set read and write permission to the database on set up time?
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Posted 16-Apr-13 1:40am

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vinayakJJ · Answer 1 · 2013-04-16T01:52:00

Right-click your setup project in the Solution Explorer and pick "View -> File System".

Right-click "File system on target machine" and pick "Add Special Folder -> Custom Folder".

Rename the custom folder to "Common Application Data Folder." (This isn't the name that will be used for the resulting folder, it's just to help you keep it straight.)

Change the folder's DefaultLocation property to "[CommonAppDataFolder][Manufacturer]\[ProductName]". Note the similarity with the DefaultLocation property of the Application Folder, including the odd use of a single backslash.

Marvel for a moment at the ridiculous (yet undeniable) fact that there is a folder property named "Property." Babies full of rabies, who comes up with this sh*t?

Change the folder's Property property to "COMMONAPPDATAFOLDER".

Data files placed in the "Common Application Data" folder will be copied to "\ProgramData\Manufacturer\ProductName" (on Vista) or "\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Manufacturer\ProductName" (on XP) when the installer is run.