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■ When Visual Basic loaded a multiple-module program, it
  could not find one of the modules listed in the project
  (.MAK) file. To complete the load process, Visual Basic
  created an empty module to satisfy the .MAK file's module
  list.
 
■ Possible solutions:
 
  • Choose:
    ╔════════╗
    ║   OK   ║ To delete the empty module and the .MAK file
    ╚════════╝ entry for the module.
    ┌────────┐
    │ Cancel │ To cancel this run operation so you can either:
    └────────┘ ♦ Reconcile the .MAK file entry with a module
                 file you may have in another directory.
               ♦ Save the program text you have just entered
                 into the empty module so you can try running
                 it again.
 
■ If you need additional help, move the cursor to a keyword
  and press F1 to open the Help window.