extra class objects

[Cricri]

Hi,
I have many forms that I've deleted but they still show in my code window
and cause my form to crash. I get this message:

"The form name ' blabla' is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't
exist. If the invalid form name is in 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."

My issues started when I tried to add a simple button to my form to preview
a particular report. The Wizard start to create the event for the button and
gives me an error message that the database connection might have been lost.

How can I set my parameters so the wizard doesn't start automatically.

 

[Marshall Barton]

I have many forms that I've deleted but they still show in my code window
and cause my form to crash. I get this message:

"The form name ' blabla' is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't
exist. If the invalid form name is in 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."

My issues started when I tried to add a simple button to my form to preview
a particular report. The Wizard start to create the event for the button and
gives me an error message that the database connection might have been lost.

How can I set my parameters so the wizard doesn't start automatically.

Turn off the magic wand button on the tool bar to stop the
wizard's interfering.

The only times I see that kind of gobblygook is when I
inadvertantly try to make design changes (including code) in
an object that is not in design view. The way I have been
able to recorver is to create a new, blank database. Set
all the options the way you want them, especially Name
Autocorrect OFF. Then use File Import to get the stuff from
your messed up database, but do NOT use Select All. Select
only the objects you want to keep individulally.