Error "There isn't enough memory to perform this operation"

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I have been building a complicated database for the Trucking industry... and
now when I try to modify one of the more complicated reports, I get the
message in the Subject line above. I can't even re-enter the design view or
preview my report.

Also, if I try to click on a button in a form that would bring me to the
report, I get the message: "You canceled the previous operation."

Any ideas?
 
Reports and forms can contain lnly a limited number of controls. Even if you
delete some and add others Access still counts the deleted ones.

I would decompile the database or open a blank database and import
everything into it to see if there is a significant reduction in size. Either
step should prove effective.

For decompiling instructions see
http://www.fmsinc.com/free/newtips/access/accesstip7.asp
 
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