limit to # of forms in a db?

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Is there a limit to the number of forms you can add to a database? The reason I ask is all my forms started acting screwy when I went to add a new one. I deleted that form, got the rest to work again by eliminating an OnOpen event that had worked previously on all the forms. Then I went back to add the new form again and weird things started happening. I can't open the new form in Form view from Design view. I tried to cut and paste a logo from Word into an old form and it wouldn't paste in. So . . . is there a limited amount of space for forms?

Thanks!

Robbie
 
Hi Robbie

Per Access Help on "Specifications", the limit of Access objects (forms are
objects) is 32,768.


Immanuel Sibero


Robbie said:
Is there a limit to the number of forms you can add to a database? The
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reason I ask is all my forms started acting screwy when I went to add a new
one. I deleted that form, got the rest to work again by eliminating an
OnOpen event that had worked previously on all the forms. Then I went back
to add the new form again and weird things started happening. I can't open
the new form in Form view from Design view. I tried to cut and paste a logo
from Word into an old form and it wouldn't paste in. So . . . is there a
limited amount of space for forms?
 
Well that's good to know. I'm nowhere near that. Turns out may be not enough memory in this computer as well as problem with Office not freeing up memory as I close things down.

Thanks for your response.
 
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