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That's associated with Lotus Notes. Are you doing anything with Lotus in that form? Perhaps there's some type of control on the form that requires that library.
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That's associated with Lotus Notes. Are you doing anything with Lotus in that form? Perhaps there's some type of control on the form that requires that library.

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Scott, thanks for the reply. &nbsp;In my new DB, I do not have any interaction with Lotus Notes. &nbsp; In that form, I do jot have any interaction with Lotus Notes. &nbsp;I thought that possibly I would get that error no matter what form I was copying over. &nbsp;<br />
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I guess my first step would be to fix the broken ref in my older DB which is Lotus Notes Domino Objects. &nbsp;Do you know which reference that would be in a 2007 DB? &nbsp;I don't see anything starting with the name &quot;Lotus&quot;. <br />
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Thank you
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Scott, thanks for the reply.  In my new DB, I do not have any interaction with Lotus Notes.   In that form, I do jot have any interaction with Lotus Notes.  I thought that possibly I would get that error no matter what form I was copying over.  

I guess my first step would be to fix the broken ref in my older DB which is Lotus Notes Domino Objects.  Do you know which reference that would be in a 2007 DB?  I don't see anything starting with the name "Lotus".

Thank you

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I copied a form from an older db and when I paste it in, I get this error. &nbsp;I do not see a missing reference though. &nbsp;Not certain how to fix?<br />
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thank you<br />
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Experts,

I copied a form from an older db and when I paste it in, I get this error.  I do not see a missing reference though.  Not certain how to fix?

thank you



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