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From: Diane on 19 Jan 2010 13:01 I was deleting some files from Access last week that I didn't think I would need...wrong! Now when I want to open a form that I use all of the time, I get the message "The form name "frmMainCampaign" is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't exist. If the invalid form name is in a macro, an action failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro's arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window and enter the correct form name. After I click OK, I get the following: Macro Name: Auto Exec Condition: True Action Name: Open Form Arguments: frmMainCampaign|From|||Edit|Normal At this point all I can click on is Halt, and it takes me out of there. I do see the auto exec macro listed in my macro directory, when I click on it I get the same message. I did not build this program (obviously!) I am just using it to track contributions. Do I have to re-build the query? I am not very familiar with Access. Anyone have any answers? Thank you for any and all responses. -- Diane
From: Ronx on 19 Jan 2010 13:17 You will need to post this question in a forum or newsgroup that deals with Access - FrontPage is for building websites. My guess is you will have to rebuild the *form* frmMainCampaign - whether you will have to rebuild a query or not depends on what the form is for. -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (Expression Web) http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. "Diane" <Diane(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E602E8F2-6FB3-4EE3-B2CE-5C2BDA42AD7B(a)microsoft.com... > I was deleting some files from Access last week that I didn't think I > would > need...wrong! Now when I want to open a form that I use all of the time, > I > get the message "The form name "frmMainCampaign" is misspelled or refers > to a > form that doesn't exist. If the invalid form name is in a macro, an > action > failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro's arguments > after > you click OK. > Open the Macro window and enter the correct form name. > > After I click OK, I get the following: > Macro Name: Auto Exec > Condition: True > Action Name: Open Form > Arguments: frmMainCampaign|From|||Edit|Normal > > At this point all I can click on is Halt, and it takes me out of there. > > I do see the auto exec macro listed in my macro directory, when I click on > it I get the same message. > > I did not build this program (obviously!) I am just using it to track > contributions. Do I have to re-build the query? I am not very familiar > with > Access. > > Anyone have any answers? Thank you for any and all responses. > -- > Diane
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