Lincoln,
Have you opened the form and looked to see what record 64 IS? If it is a cursor, then you can check for exclusive use somewhere. If it's something else, you can look at that control for more information.

To see this information:

USE MyForm.SCX    &&& Be sure to use the extension here.
GO 64
BROWSE

Look at the various Memo fields to see if you can get an idea of the problem.

HTH
Barbara


>Original Question:
>>Okay, here's the set up. I'm running an NT4.0 Server with NT and 95 >clients (although only the 95 clients are
>>currently accessing the database). Their access to the database is >through a shortcut to a shared file on the server
>>from their desktops rather than through a mapped drive (only for the >experimenting [i.e. testing] phase. When the
>>database entry form is accessed by one user any other user trying to >access the form gets the following error
>>message: "Error loading file... record number 64 Formset 1 .Parent: >File access is denied."
>
>Last Answer and New Replies:
>>Do the users have VFP installed on their machines?
>No. Only runtime via EXE. (Though my machine has VFP Dev. installed and I get the same message.
>
>>Did you build an EXE of the program and is that what the users are executing?
>Yes.
>
>>Are the users accessing a 'common' EXE or a separate one on each of their >machines?
>Their accessing a "common" EXE, I did this so they would share the same database tables.
>
>>Do the users have proper SHARE access rights to the volume where the stuff is?
>Yes "full" share rights to all involved.
>
>>Are the databases and/or tables IN the project or excluded from the project?
>All are excluded.
>
>Any help appreciated. (Are we getting closer?)
>TIA --lincoln