For your suggestions below:

1) Did it - and the only ones were ones that I setup myself - and they
are correct.

2) in regards to this suggestion. I actually HAD several variables like
that, which were previously undefined. And, they give a regular type of
error when you try to Preview/Print - and popup the Field Dialog box.
For each of those cases - I already made the fix. But, I still get this
error.

3) I checked the Var & Group expressions - and none exists in the
Report!

4) These labels get bar codes printed on them - so, yeah - there are
routines called to do that. But, even those still function properly on
the 2nd time around. I'm going to look look again over it all - and see
if there are any other function calls - but, I doubt it - and I am
still...

        ...Stumped in NYC!

-K-


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Paul McNett
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 5:13 PM

Kurt Wendt wrote:
> However, now - when I try to Preview or Print the report form - it now

> brings up the "Open" dialog box asking me to go pick a DBF - even 
> though a DBF is already open...

Sound's like you've gone through the DataEnvironment stuff as well as
the field expressions, to get rid of any alias references. My thoughts
are:

1) have you checked the 'print when' expressions? You can do this easily
by browsing the report form table for !empty(supexpr)

2) perhaps a reference looked like 'mytablename.cfirstname' and now it
looks like 'cfirstname', but the currently selected alias has no field
named 'cfirstname', and there's no variable named cfirstname.

3) variable and group expressions need to be checked too. These are in
the 'expr' 
field in the report dbf, just as with regular report field expressions.

4) what about the report calling custom code in your form or elsewhere?
It could be that code that is expecting a certain alias to be the
current alias.

Paul


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