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How to get text of all access queries

I have an access db that is very complicated someone before me wrote.  They have several queries, number easily a couple hundred.  I'm trying to find a specific keyword within the SQL text of a query, but I don't know which one.  Is there a way I can export all queries, or search the contents of them for specific text?

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 I'll second MX's comment; best (cheap) money you'll spend on a development tool.  And besides the find and replace, the cross reference utility in there is a god send when trying to cleanup someone else's DB.

  Rick has really never gotten the praise he deserves for that tool...

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I think I'll use all of these.  I'm selecting the database documentor as the best simply because it uses built in functionality.  Thanks.