On Mar 11, 2010, at 9:16 PM, John French wrote:

However, when I opened the recovered file, lo and behold, the problem appeared to have been cured! I changed the printer from Printer B to Printer A, and upon closing and reopening the database, Printer A was still the default. Also, selecting a different record and layout was preserved across a close and reopen.

I can't explain exactly what may have been wrong with the unrepaired database; but, for now at least, I think I'm good to go. Thanks to all who offered ideas and advice; and the kewpie doll goes to Tim Mansour, who raised the possibility of file corruption.

There was likely nothing wrong with the database. If you go back to the Recover dialog and specify the "Advanced" options you'll see that one of the options is to "Delete cached settings." If you had selected only this option you likely would have seen the same thing.

Look at your Recover Log. It will tell you if the recover process changed anything or not.

Cheers,
-corn


Cornelius Walker
The Proof Group
http://proofgroup.com/

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