That was going to be my next step. But why would this affect only one
location and not the others? Yes, I know there must be something different,
but what?
The Access link uses a File DSN with a SQL Server driver.
> Did you try giving them a copy of the Access file on their local computer?
>
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> > file that is shared by many. No one else has problems with sharing
> > violations or messages of that sort.
Duane Hookom - 13 May 2008 20:54 GMT
I think this is still a printer/permission/driver issue. I would have the
users set a different default printer in Windows Control Panel.
You should trouble-shoot this be attempting to create any report even with
no record source to see if they can design, preview, or run the report.

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> That was going to be my next step. But why would this affect only one
> location and not the others? Yes, I know there must be something different,
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> > > file that is shared by many. No one else has problems with sharing
> > > violations or messages of that sort.