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Wed 4 Mar 2009, 15:10 Delegate Pete said...

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Access Commands

Where can you find a great big list of all the commands you'd want to use with in the visual basics section that covers what we did today, without joining another course? (Just covering what we did today?)

Thu 5 Mar 2009, 10:04 Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Access Commands

Hi Pete

Thank you for your question

If you open the VBE and click on the Object Browser button located on the top toolbar, then the object browser will replace the code window. You can the search through the different objects and their resulting properties and methods.

When you find what you are looking for, select the item in question and press F1. This will provide you with detailed help for the item, together with examples of its use.

Regards

Stephen

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