Re: Error opening report

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Good news. Sounds like some kind of corruption.

It could be to do with the user, or - if he uses the same machine - it may be something faulty in the network connection or in the hardware of that machine.

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"David" <dkroll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Allen,

Thanks for the suggestions. It's funny you ask about the printer.
This particular user used to use a Dell AIO 946 printer. He'd have
this same problem until I figured out that the printer was causing the
problem. He no longer uses that printer and I did try switching
default printers to no avail. The way this mdb works is that the user
has a local copy of the database and gets a new version from the
server if a newer version is available. I fixed the problem by
copying the version from the server to the client. I'm not sure if
this user accidentally hit a wrong key or button that could have
caused this problem, but it's fixed for now. Funny thing, it's always
the same user that has these problems.

Thanks again.

David

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