Does MDE FILE CONTAIN REM'D CODE?

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Am I right in believing I do NOT need to clear rem'd code (preceded by ' in
case I have used wrong term) in my origin mdb file before making a mde file -
I wish to keep rem'd code in my original mdb master?

Is my reasoning correct that if an mde file contains no code (as it is
machine-compiled) you do not need to clear rem'd code from the mdb file
first? Or is this sloppy practice?

TIA
 
In milest typed:
Am I right in believing I do NOT need to clear rem'd code
(preceded
by ' in case I have used wrong term) in my origin mdb file
before
making a mde file - I wish to keep rem'd code in my
original mdb
master?

Is my reasoning correct that if an mde file contains no
code (as it is
machine-compiled) you do not need to clear rem'd code from
the mdb
file first? Or is this sloppy practice?

TIA
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You do not need to clear commented or remarked code from vba
before making an mde file.

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It's probably a waste of time to remove comments even if you *don't* plan to
create an MDE. The authors of the Access 97 Developers' Handbook reported
that they could detect no performance improvement as a result of removing
comments from code. (They seem to have dropped this test from later editions
of the book).

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