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Will repost again next week - getting ready for long weekend. &nbsp;The code in the VBA saves the file to the drive with a date in the name when a button is clicked. &nbsp;Now someone not converted did have the file open. &nbsp;I will also check again to see if he can save file again as we did not test that today, because I did not think of it.<br />
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&nbsp;He can save a word doc to the file folder. &nbsp;I had him check. &nbsp;I googled that permission may be an issue. &nbsp;I am stumped.
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Will repost again next week - getting ready for long weekend.  The code in the VBA saves the file to the drive with a date in the name when a button is clicked.  Now someone not converted did have the file open.  I will also check again to see if he can save file again as we did not test that today, because I did not think of it.

 He can save a word doc to the file folder.  I had him check.  I googled that permission may be an issue.  I am stumped.

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I found out more that they are using the Quick Access Toolbar to try to save the database and that is when they get the error.
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I found out more that they are using the Quick Access Toolbar to try to save the database and that is when they get the error.

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I am converting from 2003 to 2010. &nbsp;I am getting an error &quot;Could not use O;\.... drive in use&quot;. &nbsp;It is not that the database is open as I checked for ldb file. &nbsp;Is there anything else I can check.
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I am converting from 2003 to 2010.  I am getting an error "Could not use O;\.... drive in use".  It is not that the database is open as I checked for ldb file.  Is there anything else I can check.

Drive in Use error

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.