Actually, I found out my problem was stemming from the fact that the report
was developed on an earlier version of the table when it had only 130
fields.  Since then, 16 fields had been added.  You would think that simply
refreshing the database links to the report would work. Apparently, this
ancient version of Crystal stores the table structures in the report.  It
also will not (at least I can't figure out how) use query objects in Access
2.0 as the basis for a report.  Later versions of Crystal (4.6) will do
this. Well, now my problem is I get "The PDQQBE.DLL cannot be opened.
Please check its configuration." when I try to re-add the newer database
file to the report.  Then it proceeds to tell me that the Access database
file I am using isn't a valid data file.  Yeah, right.  The only reference
to this problem I have found in dejanews is someone solving it by checking
their network permissions.  This report I have runs locally and the database
is local (running on 98, not NT).  Anybody know what the hell to do now??

Thanks,

Brett