>>Yes, I do have a program that is run from "Output / Special Processing / >>After Output, Execute." The program preforms 2 other query's, relates the 3 >>cursors and then runs the special report form.

Well... if you're running your own code it'll be tough to know exactly what's going on... but usually if you're having problems after running code in any of the hooks it's due to the code messing up the expected environment. Make sure in your code that you save the current alias and then restore it when returning from your code. Another possibility is to just shut off FF! processing by setting RET_VAL to false. That variable is the one FF! checks throughout Request processing to see if it should continue or bail from the Request. If your manipulating the result set and then running your own report form, then setting RET_VAL to false might help turn off whatever's causing the unwanted message.

Bill