Libraries

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Fred

Is there any documentations/books that
has the available libraries in MS Access
and their respective built-in functions?
 
Not sure what you mean by Libraries?

If you install Outlook, you then you can use all of outlook in ms-access.
Thus, your question is kind of endless?

For a list of built in functions. while in the code editor simply hit help,
and choose the Contents tab.

In there all things are grouped by Functions, Methods, Keywords.

If you click on the little + sign, then you can expand any of the above
keywords (and nice list is provided).

If you click on the 2nd tab (answer wizard), then you can search on the ADO
object library.

The above is for a2002 (don't know what version you are suing).

It is just not quite clear what library you are looking for info on..or what
library you are trying to use.
 
The libraries that I am referring to are
the list/options that comes up when you
are in the VB Editor and you select the
"Tools" menu and select the "References..."
option. These libraries are the list
that are in the "References" window that
comes up.

Thanks,
Fred
 
fred said:
The libraries that I am referring to are
the list/options that comes up when you
are in the VB Editor and you select the
"Tools" menu and select the "References..."
option. These libraries are the list
that are in the "References" window that
comes up.

Thanks,
Fred
Click to expand...

Ah..ok!....

That list changes as you install new software. Each application your install
into your computer will often (not always) make new entries in the
references table. So, if you install word..then word will appear in that
list. So, no..there is no definitive list..as that list is going to be as
varied as each individual computer is completely different.
 
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