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I did the Compact and Repair Database from Database Utilities and it seems to have solved the problem. I went to the design table and modified it and this time it allowed me to save. Thanks for the article and your quick response. This is a great Website!
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I did the Compact and Repair Database from Database Utilities and it seems to have solved the problem. I went to the design table and modified it and this time it allowed me to save. Thanks for the article and your quick response. This is a great Website!

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Time to close this abandoned question.<br />
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ComTech<br />
CS @ EE<br />

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Time to close this abandoned question.

ComTech
CS @ EE


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I have a database on a network for multiusers. &nbsp;If I try to make any changes or add a new field to the table in DESIGN I get the following error message when I try to save.<br />
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&quot;Too Many Fields defined&quot; <br />
then<br />
&quot;Errors were encountered during save operations. Data types were not changed.&quot;<br />
I'm a new user of Access. Please Help.<br />

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I have a database on a network for multiusers.  If I try to make any changes or add a new field to the table in DESIGN I get the following error message when I try to save.

"Too Many Fields defined" 
then
"Errors were encountered during save operations. Data types were not changed."
I'm a new user of Access. Please Help.


Error message when trying to save

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