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  1. #1
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    MS Access database conversion to VB

    Any tips re: Import of MS Access form into VB?


  2. #2
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    Re: MS Access database conversion to VB

    You can't import a Access-form to vb. The Form is part of the database-file. It can't be extracted to vb

    KIK

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    Re: MS Access database conversion to VB

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    Re: MS Access database conversion to VB

    try at this URL

    http://volftp.mondadori.com/i/go.htm...c/access97tovb

    http://volftp.mondadori.com/i/liste/..._basic-1.htm#A

    I traslate from italian 4 U the presentation:
    "this program permit to convert a program written in access 97 in a equivalent project vb 6.0. the program analize the DB , form , macros..."

    i don't test the program... i'm sorrry


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  5. #5
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    Re: MS Access database conversion to VB

    yeah there is a program out there called accesstovb here is the web link
    http://www.gfminc.com/accessto.htm
    good luck i have used it and it works great converst everything


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