Yes - and this drives me up the wall.

The problem is that there's a difference in the underlying VBA environment and how each of your environments (where you built it vs where you're deploying it) are handling forms.

The easiest thing to do is do is on the client's site, edit the macro and remove the form. Save the macro and then re-create the form. You only have to re-create the form because you can copy/paste the code from the copy of the macro on your computer.

That was the problem.  I rebuilt the forms and it's working now.  PITA!  There were a lot of objects on the forms.  Date fields, Datasources, Field Edits with finders, etc.

Thanks for the help Django

Dana