If the database designer didn't want you to see the database container, he
can hide it.

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Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
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>I know this is a crazy question but I have a database that when I hold down
>the shift key and open it, I can't see my tables, queries, etc. I've never
>experienced this before. Any suggestions?
>
> Chris
Are you saying that if you DON'T hold down the shift key, you can see the
objects?
Can you see the database window at all?
If so don't forget to move any horizontal or vertical scrollbars if their
are any within the database window.
If not, it's possible that the database window is off screen. Go up to
Window, Cascade or Window, Tile Vertically.

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Jerry Whittle, Microsoft Access MVP
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> I know this is a crazy question but I have a database that when I hold down
> the shift key and open it, I can't see my tables, queries, etc. I've never
> experienced this before. Any suggestions?
>
> Chris
Chris - 25 Feb 2008 18:15 GMT
That was totally it. I feel foolish. Thanks so much.
Chris
> Are you saying that if you DON'T hold down the shift key, you can see the
> objects?
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>> Chris