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When launching a second instance of R&R Designer (which is necessarry because R&R still can^t handle MDI windows), I now get a box saying "R&R has detected an autorecovery file for the report ....RRW Do you want R&R to recover this report?"____However, the report which is mentioned in the box, is the other report that is open in the first instance of R&R...

You can just say no to this question.____When autorecovery is enabled, R&R writes the name of the currently open report to the INI file. If you close the report or end the R&R session, this INI setting is removed. If you start a second R&R session, it reads the INI and sees the name of the autorecovery file.____Overall I would say that enabling auto recovery and running multiple designer sessions is probably not a good thing to do.____MDI support has been on the enhancement list for quite some time but has so far not been implemented.____Kathleen__R&R Support

>You can just say no to this question. __>__>When autorecovery is enabled, R&R writes the name of the __>currently open report to the INI file. If you close the __>report or end the R&R session, this INI setting is removed. __>If you start a second R&R session, it reads the INI and sees __>the name of the autorecovery file. __>__>Overall I would say that enabling auto recovery and running __>multiple designer sessions is probably not a good thing to __>do. __>__>MDI support has been on the enhancement list for quite some __>time but has so far not been implemented. __>__>Kathleen __>R&R Support ______OK Thanks, but does this mean that if running multiple instances of R&R, the autorecovery doesn^t work - or only works for one report? __

It would definitely produce unpredictable results so would not be suggested.____Kathleen__R&R Support