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The extraction password for the zip file was included in the subscriber mailing of 11 March 2002. Office Downloads Office XP Tips & Tricks Center Recover a corrupt database If you are encountering database corruption, you can perform the following steps: 1. Export all form objects in the database to text files using the following procedure: Application.SaveAsText(acForm, "<Form>", "<Path and File Name>") where <Form> is the name of an existing form object, and <Path and File Name> is the path to and the file name of the text file to be created. 2. Create a new database. 3. Import all the database objects (except form objects) into the new database: a. With the new database open, point to Get External Data on the File menu, and then click Import. b. In the Import dialog box, locate and then click the damaged database, and then click Import. c. On the Tables tab in the Import Objects dialog box, click Select All. Repeat this step for each type of object except the form object. d. Click OK to import the selected objects. 4. Import each of the exported text files to the new database by using the following procedure: Application.LoadFromText(acForm, "<Form>", "<Path and File Name>") where <Form> is the name of the form object, and <Path and File Name> is the path to and the file name of the text file to be imported. For more info about database corruption, refer to this MSDN article: Q209137 ACC2000: How to Troubleshoot/Repair a Damaged Jet 4.0 Database http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q209137 - Office Community
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