Hi Jeff. The software sure seems to think the master PRP is already placed. That's the only reason I've seen for why the Master radio button is not selectable. To find the page it thinks the master PRP is on, you could query the database. One way to do this is to create a new report template using Report Template Designer and choose Customized By SQL Statement on the New Report Template dialog. Then paste the following into the window below Customized By SQL Statement : SELECT dbo.Description.name, dbo.Description.ownerId, dbo.Description.project_id, dbo.Page.name AS page, dbo.Page.fileName, dbo.Description.type FROM dbo.Description INNER JOIN dbo.Page ON dbo.Description.ownerId = dbo.Page.id WHERE (dbo.Description.name = 'MPRP') AND dbo.Description.type ='Page' AND (dbo.Description.project_id = @projectid) Or you can use this query in SQL Server Management Studio. In that case you would need to replace "@projectid" with the actual Project.id value of the project, as seen in the first line of the ect.fid file . Hopefully this will direct you to the page from which you need to delete the existing master PRP.
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