> Greetings-

> The problem I've been having is now reproducible, so I'm posting to see
> if others have similar problems.  I'm working under Access 97, Windows
> NT 4.0 (SP3), on a variety of machines.  My databases typically have
> quite a bit of code stored in modules (actually, often just one big
> module).  Consistently, when I either zip or gzip them to move from one
> machine to another (via modem or diskette), then unzip them, any attempt
> to save a module is met with an Access Violation, Dr. Watson, and the
> demise of my access session.  The applications work fine for users, but
> it is impossible to edit or re-save modules.

> Compacting and Repairing the databases do no good.  However, Copying the
> entire module to the clipboard, creating a new module, pasting the text
> in, and deleting the original module works.  This seems a little odd to
> me.  So:

> 1.) Has anyone else experienced these problems, or can anyone else
> reproduce them?

> 2.) Does anyone know of a MS fix for them?

> Many thanks
> Andy Perrin
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>I had the same problem on ACC97 and WIN 95...

>I used the same fix. (Copy/paste)

>Dan West

>> Greetings-

>> The problem I've been having is now reproducible, so I'm posting to see
>> if others have similar problems.  I'm working under Access 97, Windows
>> NT 4.0 (SP3), on a variety of machines.  My databases typically have
>> quite a bit of code stored in modules (actually, often just one big
>> module).  Consistently, when I either zip or gzip them to move from one
>> machine to another (via modem or diskette), then unzip them, any attempt
>> to save a module is met with an Access Violation, Dr. Watson, and the
>> demise of my access session.  The applications work fine for users, but
>> it is impossible to edit or re-save modules.

>> Compacting and Repairing the databases do no good.  However, Copying the
>> entire module to the clipboard, creating a new module, pasting the text
>> in, and deleting the original module works.  This seems a little odd to
>> me.  So:

>> 1.) Has anyone else experienced these problems, or can anyone else
>> reproduce them?

>> 2.) Does anyone know of a MS fix for them?

>> Many thanks
>> Andy Perrin
>> --
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------

>> Department of Demography    -    University of California at Berkeley
>> 2232 Piedmont Avenue #2120  -    Berkeley, California, 94720-2120 USA
>> http://demog.berkeley.edu/~aperrin ----------------------------------