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David G.
I am working on an Access 2003 database. In the last 2 days I've had
Access corrupt 2 forms rendering them unloadable. (I would get the not
enough memory error message.) I had to scrap the one form entirely
since I had not backed up the database since creating the form. (Lots
of saves, but that doesn't help.) Fortunately, I had backed up the
database before doing some heavy edits to the form. I used the export
feature to copy the working form into the current database file.
I set up a VM on my XP machine so I could install the Office 2003
software and not worry about any conflicts with my Office 2007. Are
there any known issues with Microsoft Virtual PC and Access 2003? Are
there other issues I should investigate to prevent this from happening
in the future? The "Compact and Repair" feature in 2003 seems useless.
Are there other methods for fixing a corrupted form?
Thanks for any comments.
THANKS!
David G.
Access corrupt 2 forms rendering them unloadable. (I would get the not
enough memory error message.) I had to scrap the one form entirely
since I had not backed up the database since creating the form. (Lots
of saves, but that doesn't help.) Fortunately, I had backed up the
database before doing some heavy edits to the form. I used the export
feature to copy the working form into the current database file.
I set up a VM on my XP machine so I could install the Office 2003
software and not worry about any conflicts with my Office 2007. Are
there any known issues with Microsoft Virtual PC and Access 2003? Are
there other issues I should investigate to prevent this from happening
in the future? The "Compact and Repair" feature in 2003 seems useless.
Are there other methods for fixing a corrupted form?
Thanks for any comments.
THANKS!
David G.