[AccessD] I wrote a program, about a year ago, and it contains two unbound reports. Each of these reports has

I wrote a program, about a year ago, and it contains two unbound
reports. Each of these reports has 83 calculated (i.e. statistical)
fields on them--they are actually pretty identical with exception that
one is a quarterly and the other is a cumulative calculation. 
 
The calculations are mostly similar, for example: 
 
    =DCount("[xAge]","qryOver60-Cumulative","[XAge] >= 60")
 
    =DCount("[xAge]","qryOver60-SC-Cumulative","[XAge] >= 60 And
[fndCSE] = True And [logLowInc] = True")
 
    =DCount("[Legal]","qryPartIII-SC","[Legal] = True")
 
The database (the main table anyhow) has just shy of 7000 records in
it. And it seems like all of the sudden, it is taking quite a bit longer
for the reports to come up and longer to print once they do. I went in
to look at something else today and noticed this. I asked them, if it
seemed slower--I thought maybe it was me--and they agreed.
 
Did I do something wrong in setting this up? Should I have made 83
queries instead? Is it the DCount function (I remember hearing something
on aggregate functions be slow once--maybe)?
 
This is an A2K program--my first one (I only have about 10 or so A97s
out there).
 
There not complaining yet, but I might be, if I were them, so I would
like to head it off, if I can. The state came in their office and they,
"were very impressed with [the] program," which is another reason I'd
like to keep on it--maybe they'd be interested further.
 
Thanks for any advise you can give me!
 
Gotta go to a meeting--see y'all!
 
John W Clark