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Lina Manjarres

I have several forms of this type, that I cannot see and I cannot delete them
as well. How can I erease them?

Thanks a lot, Lina
 
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Granny Spitz via AccessMonster.com

Lina said:
I have several forms of this type, that I cannot see and I cannot delete them
as well. How can I erease them?
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Have you already tried to compact the database? If not, try it. If these
phantoms are still there after compaction, then create a new database file
and import the objects, one group at a time (tables first, then queries, etc.)
into the new file.
 
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Lina Manjarres

That works fine, but, It means a lot of work any way. I have to reorganize
all the tables in the relationship window, which means a lot of work.
If there is a faster way, would be better

Thanks a lot!
 
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Granny Spitz via AccessMonster.com

Lina said:
Thanks a lot, I'll check it out
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You're welcome, Lina. Check out Stephen's other nifty tools, too. He's got
lots of great tools you won't find anywhere else on the web.
 
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Lina Manjarres

Hello Granny
I have one more question.
I did what you recomended me, and I used the Stephen's system.
Now I have this problem. I have a Treeview in my form that uses this
instruction:
CommandBars("Treeview").Controls("Forward").Enabled = False
CommandBars("Treeview").Controls("Back").Enabled = False
This instructions are giving me error. I have the Microsoft Access 11.0
Object Library installed, and I made the Treeview menu as well. So I do not
understand what my problem is.

Thanks a lot, Lina
 
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