Manipulating Office Assistance

I use DAO to open an access database, works to perfection every time, no hiccups or peculiar errors.  However, I do not know how to open a password protected database, can this be achieved with C# & DAO?
This is what I use to open a standard non password protected database
DAO.Database dbase;
DAO.DBEngine dengine = new DAO.DBEngine();
dengine= dbase.OpenDatabase("C:\\Reports\\reportingdatabase.mdb");

This article may not be for your version, but the discussion should get you going:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/209953?wa=wsignin1.0
Thank you for that article!  I am trying to convert it over to C#, however I am stuck on one of the ones of code.  What
should this one read in C#?
Set ws = DBEngine.Workspace(0)

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    Also, when using outlook 2007 and connect to an Exchange 2003 mailbox the out of office assistant is also functioning fine.
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    I manage an Exchange 2007 environment with 300 users and and Exchange 2010 environment with 700 user's all using Outlook 2007.  We are in the progress of deploying Outlook 2010 but I know with the new authentication process of the Outlook
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    Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory –Server ServerName | FL >C:\EWS.txt
    Get-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory –Server ServerName | FL >C:\Audis.txt
    Get-ClientAccessServer  | FL >C:\cas.txt
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    Fazal M khan

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  • Exchange 2007 Out of Office Certificate Error

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  • Setting Out Of Office from Outlook not working with exchange 2010

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