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OldPro
Apparently VB.NET does not have the capability to create an
ActiveX .ocx file, and the ActiveX list in Access 2007 appears to be
closed. Is there any way to develop new user controls for Access 2007
with VB.NET or any other product?
I developed a form in Access 97 that allowed up to ten different
related tables to be displayed on the screen at the same time. It
allowed filtering and searching, and had custom scrollbars that
scrolled through the resulting recordsets in real time. In Access 97
it took 20 seconds to open. In Access 2007 it takes 20 minutes to
open. I am looking for some way to salvage this incredibly useful
screen, but so far I am at a loss. Time trials showed that any
changes to the properties of any on-screen controls happened at turtle
speeds. Another screen uses DLOOKUPS to show important system stats.
It use to take 4 seconds to load; now it takes a full minute.
My boss says that staying with Access 97 is not an option. Any ideas?
ActiveX .ocx file, and the ActiveX list in Access 2007 appears to be
closed. Is there any way to develop new user controls for Access 2007
with VB.NET or any other product?
I developed a form in Access 97 that allowed up to ten different
related tables to be displayed on the screen at the same time. It
allowed filtering and searching, and had custom scrollbars that
scrolled through the resulting recordsets in real time. In Access 97
it took 20 seconds to open. In Access 2007 it takes 20 minutes to
open. I am looking for some way to salvage this incredibly useful
screen, but so far I am at a loss. Time trials showed that any
changes to the properties of any on-screen controls happened at turtle
speeds. Another screen uses DLOOKUPS to show important system stats.
It use to take 4 seconds to load; now it takes a full minute.
My boss says that staying with Access 97 is not an option. Any ideas?