Our company just upgraded to Office 2003. I am trying to edit a report in Access 2003 but it won't let me save the my changes because I 'do not have the database opened exclusively'. In older versions of Access I could save changes without having to have the database opened exclusively. Is there a way to work around this?
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Can't save changes in Access 2003
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