I have an Access program that I wrote 10 years ago (using Access97, I
believe.  It might have even been Access 2.0).  It is still being used and
runs pretty much as designed.  Anyway, I got to the 'backside' of the program
and it does not show any of the objects (tables, queries, reports or macros).
It even gives an error as I try to go from screen to screen.

To work on the program, I copied the program onto another drive.  When I
tried running the copy of the program, my Access 2000 program asked if I
wanted to convert the file.  It then determined that the 'Visual Basic for
Applications project in the database is corrupt'.  It wouldn't convert or
even open the program.

Side issue(?):  There was an old copy of the database in the same directory
that appears to still have all the objects (tables, queries, etc.).  The
problem with that program is that it doesn't have any data since about 1999.  
The last modification date recorded is in 2004.

Questions:
1) Is there any way to get to the objects within the main database?
2) If the objects aren't there, how is the program continuing to run?
3) Why is the program running on one computer, but the copy on another drive
seems to be too corrupt to run?

Thanks for any help.