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Hello!! I have a working login/password form which reads the stored login/passwords from Access, but I am trying to make it so the login and password is case sensative?

Thanks!
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Re: Case Sensative (login/password)

Dunno if it words but try using Ascii conversion.
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Re: Case Sensative (login/password)

This is what I came up with...Thanks again

If StrComp(rec!password, txtPswrd.Text, 0) <> StrComp(txtPswrd.Text, rec!password, 0) Then
MsgBox "Invalid Login and password, please try again", vbOKOnly
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Hello!! I have a working login/password form which reads the stored login/passwords from Access, but I am trying to make it so the login and password is case sensative?

Thanks!
How are you doing the comparison ?

If you are using '=' then it should be case senistive, if using 'like' then it is not case sensitive
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Wouldn't
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  1. UCase and LCase
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Wouldn't
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  1. UCase and LCase
do...
No, UCase and LCase actually are the opposite of what he is trying to do.
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Re: Case Sensative (login/password)

O then just use StrConv

example....

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  1. Text1.Text = StrConv(Text1.Text, vbProperCase)
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Re: Case Sensative (login/password)

yes i am using '='

Kudos!!

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How are you doing the comparison ?

If you are using '=' then it should be case senistive, if using 'like' then it is not case sensitive
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