writing my own wizards

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John B. Smotherman

Is it possible to write my own wizards in Access2007? If so, are there tools
for this, or do I write it in VBA? Thanks!
 
Depends on your definition of "wizard"...

If you are looking to create "help the user figure out the right way"
functionality, you could do that using a tab control!

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 
John said:
Is it possible to write my own wizards in Access2007? If so, are there tools
for this, or do I write it in VBA?
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Certainly, its possible and Yes, you must use VBA (or create
a DLL in another programming language) procedures. Search
VBA Help for "Wizard" and you should find some minor(?)
information. There are quite a few of VBA builtin
functions/methods that are there specifically for creating
wizards and they can be used along with the usual every day
stuff.
 
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