> Help! (please)
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> Lee
Lee,
Whenever you open an Access database, a file with the same name as the
database and an extension of LDB will be opened automatically. This
new file keeps track of users and the objects that require some form of
locking in the database. When all users have exited gracefully from the
database, the LDB file is closed down and deleted. If users don't exit
gracefully, the LDB file is not deleted. The next time the MDB tries to
open, it sees the LDB and the MDB will not open.
Look in the directory that the MDB is in and see if there is a .LDB
file. If so, delete it and try and open your MDB.
HTH

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