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I get the “There isn’t enought memory to perform this operation. Please close unneeded programs and try again.”
The only thing I do and I can recreate the problem:
I open the form, it works!
I open in structure view, I delete a label. I save. I open the form! Puf ERROR!
I have 4GB of ram and only 1,5GB occupied…
I had a situation like that once, and the only cure I found was to decompile the application. Decompile discards all the compiled code, and gives you an opportunity re-compile your application’s source code anew. That will allow you to overcome a situation where the existing compiled code has become corrupted.
It’s not a terribly difficult process. Fortunately, @David-W-Fenton described it in clear detail in a previous Stack Overflow answer: HOW TO decompile and recompile
Also read what Tony Toews says about Access database corruption: Corrupt Microsoft Access MDBs FAQ