How to deal with a VBA-project that is damaged?

Hi everyone.
I am BigOlle from sweden and I have been working with Accees for ten
years
I am now working on a project that started in Access97 and since a few
months it continues in Access2000.

My plan is to use Access2000 as it is supposed that mdb-files in
Access 2000-format can be opened from all Access versions after that
one. (I hope it is so)

It all seemed to work very well until last week when my mdb-file could
not be opened on my computer.
(it was at the time about 60 mb. and not data only vb-code and
forms,reports and modules)

It showed that I had the wrong version of the  Vbe6.dll file, so I
went on from that day on another Pc.

I went back to a copy of the database that semeed to be alright.
( I must tell that my mdb file is working on a linked mdb-file on the
same library on my computer and since one month ago
the data-mdb-file is passwordprotected.)

Now I make a backup of my mdb-file every half an hour as it regulary
happens that I get the error message:
"VBA-project is damaged"

I have tried:
1/ To convert my project till Access2002 and convert it back to
Access2000.
(It sometimes works but sometimes I even get this same error message
in Access2002:
("VBA-project is damaged")

2/ Decompile the project.

3/ Save form modules as text and import the text-modules to the mdb-
version that is not corrupt.

But all the same I regulary (some days many times a day) I get the
errormessage.
("VBA-project is damaged")

I have noticed that on decompile and converting get the message that
the  form FrmMySeachform_070726_1  can't be loaded. And this is when I
am working in the form frmMySearchform. (I make backup-copies of the
forms that I am working on this way)

I hope that someone can give  me an advice how I could go on with my
project

Regards BigOlle