subform in tab won't display

I have an app built using Access 2003 sp3. One client, using ccess 2003 sp3 cannot display one of the subforms in one tab of the main form. It appears all the subforms in the other 6-7 tabs display just fine. Just this one is totally empty/missing.

I initially thought it was a bad security setting which allows display or no display of tab contents but I opened the database with my credentials and I could not display it and I can see everything.

The subform itself is nothing special just kind of long and has a vertical scroll bar.

For the other 30 or so users, no one else has had this problem.

she has 512 meg memory. I tried closing down all other apps and rebooting and only starting this app.

The app is run from an MDE.

Any ideas of what might cause this?

Bob
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