Problems with "make" command

Hello everyone,
I have a procedure declared in the general declarations section of
frmDisplayRecipe as follows:

Private Sub DsplyRcp()

I call it from a form procedure in frmDisplayRecipe as follows:

Private Sub cmdRtn_Click()
Print "click"
If IngrCntr <= NoPages Then
Call DsplyRcp
Else
Unload Me
frmMMenu.Show
End If
End Sub

When I click on the Make command under the file menu item, I get the
following:

Compiler error
Sub or Function not defined

The program works properly (DsplyRcp is called and executed) in the VB6
environment but
there is something that the make command dosn't like.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nick

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