1st question : i have a label in my report and i change it at run-time 
with VBA code, taht means that we have to open the report in design mode 
and save it after. What i want it's that the opening of the report from 
the design mode be invisible.

2nd question : when i open my report in design mode and i save there is an 
error saying " The Save action was canceled Error 2501 " , is it because 
there is other people that have the DB open or it's because that if we 
want to open a report and save it we need to be in exclusive mode only ??

Why do you have to save the report after you change the label caption?
Do you change the label on the fly or do you save the report with the
new label caption and us it next time. Not sure why do you need to save
the report at al, why not just change it for current print/priview only?

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Systems Analyst/Computer Programmer
Hunter Centre for Health Advancement
Locked Bag 10, WALLSEND NSW 2287
Phone: (02) 4924 6336 Fax: (02) 4924 6209
www.hcha.org.au
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>>> hamel_olivier@h... 25/01/2003 1:37:10 >>>
1st question : i have a label in my report and i change it at run-time 
with VBA code, taht means that we have to open the report in design mode

and save it after. What i want it's that the opening of the report from 
the design mode be invisible.

2nd question : when i open my report in design mode and i save there is
an 
error saying " The Save action was canceled Error 2501 " , is it because

there is other people that have the DB open or it's because that if we 
want to open a report and save it we need to be in exclusive mode only
??

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