A module is a container object where you put your VBA code.
THere are two kinds of modules, Standard and Class. A
standard module just contains a collection of VBA
declarations and procedures. A class module (including the
modules behind forms and reports) defines the properties,
methods and events of the class object.
I seriously doubt if that's much help to you, but you're not
likely to get much of a tutorial in a newsgroup post. The
easiest examples for you to get to are in the Northwind
sample database that's included with every version of
Access.
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