Go into design mode on a form or report. click
View>Code. click Tools>References. These are the custom
add-ins you can use. They have to be of type .olb, .tlb,
or .dll
I realize that doesn't answer your question but perhaps
you can get your .ocx to a .dll and then use it.
S> Can I use MSCOMM32.ocx with Access (XP) project? I
S> notice that some property is not available (vs VB
S> 6).
Include it as a component in design mode, i.e. click "more controls" in the
toolbox and place microsoft communications control on the form. Then you
should see all its properties in Other tab in the property sheet.
Target: to open a cashdrawer for a POS
I did it using VB
But, Now need it MS Access.
Of course I can call a program in VB from MS Access 2000.
as a plan B.
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But if you have solved it I will appreciate your
cooperation.
Go into design mode on a form or report. click
View>Code. click Tools>References. These are the custom
add-ins you can use. They have to be of type .olb, .tlb,
or .dll
I realize that doesn't answer your question but perhaps
you can get your .ocx to a .dll and then use it.
>-----Original Message-----
>Can I use MSCOMM32.ocx with Access (XP) project? I notice
that some property
>is not available (vs VB 6).
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