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November 14th, 2005, 06:10 PM
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Access 2003 won't list the objects of a specific database in desig
I have an Access 2003 DB that I have been developing that executes normally.
When I enter design mode Access will not display objects (Tables, queries, forms,etc.). I just get a a basic tool bar and a blank screen. Running compact and repair has no effect on correcting this abnormality. I can open tools and view relationships. All other db's behave normally in design mode. I have backups so I can restore it. I need to find if I'm inadvertantly cause this. Thanks, Hunter 
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November 14th, 2005, 06:18 PM
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Access 2003 won't list the objects of a specific database in desig
My appologies to everyone - please ignore the original post. I just fat
fingered the keyboard and messed up the display tiling. Oops! "WylieCoyote" wrote: I have an Access 2003 DB that I have been developing that executes normally. When I enter design mode Access will not display objects (Tables, queries, forms,etc.). I just get a a basic tool bar and a blank screen. Running compact and repair has no effect on correcting this abnormality. I can open tools and view relationships. All other db's behave normally in design mode. I have backups so I can restore it. I need to find if I'm inadvertantly cause this. Thanks, Hunter
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