>>It's hard to visualize what exactly has happened to your project, but you could try the following and it should get you through this...
>>Remove the database from your project. If you do not need them anymore, delete the old copies of the tables, the database, and their indexes from the old directories. Open the database in the new directory (OPEN DATA mydbc EXCL), and issue Validate Database Recover. This command makes sure that all of the tables in the dbc are really in the paths that it thinks that they are in. If they are not, you will get a message and be promted to locate the tables. After you VALIDATE and fix any problems that it advises you of, add the database back into the project. After you have done this (or if you already have), please post the error messages (if any) that you get. HTH.
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>>Erik
>I did that and my form ran. However, I got out of foxpro and back in and got the same error message I've been getting all long ... that my table does not belong to my database.

Erik's advice is fine, if that doesn't fix it you may have to recreate your DB, that might be the best solution at this point. I recall when I was first learning vfp I had a few problems, like where I'd delete a table outside of vfp, then replace it with a table that had same name but slightly different attributes. That will cause big trouble...