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Dale Fye
I brought some work home this weekend and created a couple of new forms.
Everything worked well (both home and work are using A2k3, SP3). I brought
my db back into the office this morning, and started having problems almost
immediately. Access didn't like one of the forms I created, so I created a
new database, turned off Track Autocorrect, then imported all of the objects
except the offending form into the new db.
Copied an existing form and named it "frm_Solution_Synthesis", modified all
of the code behind the form, queries etc for this form. Ran the application,
including this form, and it worked fine. Closed the file (compact on close
was turned off). Came back 30 minutes later and am now getting a message
that reads:
The form "frm_Solutions_Synthesis" is misspelled or refers to a form that
doesn't exist.
When I look at the Form objects, the form is missing, but when I look at the
Class Objects in the VBA editor, the form shows up. Any ideas what is going
on?
There is nothing special about this form, it has(had) a tab control with a
couple of tabs, is bound, and has a listbox on one of the tabs.
I have never run into this type of problem before, and would really
appreciate some help ASAP.
Everything worked well (both home and work are using A2k3, SP3). I brought
my db back into the office this morning, and started having problems almost
immediately. Access didn't like one of the forms I created, so I created a
new database, turned off Track Autocorrect, then imported all of the objects
except the offending form into the new db.
Copied an existing form and named it "frm_Solution_Synthesis", modified all
of the code behind the form, queries etc for this form. Ran the application,
including this form, and it worked fine. Closed the file (compact on close
was turned off). Came back 30 minutes later and am now getting a message
that reads:
The form "frm_Solutions_Synthesis" is misspelled or refers to a form that
doesn't exist.
When I look at the Form objects, the form is missing, but when I look at the
Class Objects in the VBA editor, the form shows up. Any ideas what is going
on?
There is nothing special about this form, it has(had) a tab control with a
couple of tabs, is bound, and has a listbox on one of the tabs.
I have never run into this type of problem before, and would really
appreciate some help ASAP.