Symptoms
When you import a Microsoft Access object from one database into anotherdatabase, any reference used by the object is not imported, and you mustre-create the reference in the target database. For example, if you insertan ActiveX control on a form, Microsoft Access automatically creates areference to the .ocx file for that control. If you then open anotherdatabase and import the form that contains the ActiveX control from thefirst database, the reference to the .ocx file is not imported with theform. This behavior also occurs when you export an object.
Resolution
A reference is not imported or exported with an object because it is notspecific to the object; instead, a reference is specific to the project ofa database.