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MS Access Forum / ActiveX Controls / March 2005

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Creating Custom Controls

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Adrian Brown - 20 Feb 2005 18:51 GMT
Can anybody point me to any reference on writing custom controls for Access
2003.  I understand they are generally activex controls, but i have tried
starting from the active x wizard code in vs.net but cant seem to get any
methods/functions to be exposed etc.

Many Thanks
Jean-claude - 21 Feb 2005 09:27 GMT
> Can anybody point me to any reference on writing custom controls for
> Access 2003.  I understand they are generally activex controls, but i have
> tried starting from the active x wizard code in vs.net but cant seem to
> get any methods/functions to be exposed etc.
>
> Many Thanks

Use Visual Studio 6 and not .net, for Access choose an easy language VB6 you
have assistant inside to create activex(usercontrol).

Jean-Claude
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Linda Adkins - 26 Mar 2005 18:57 GMT
> Can anybody point me to any reference on writing custom controls for Access
> 2003.  I understand they are generally activex controls, but i have tried
> starting from the active x wizard code in vs.net but cant seem to get any
> methods/functions to be exposed etc.
>
> Many Thanks
 
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