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Re: access vs visual basic 6.0 vs visual basic.net |
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| message from onedaywhen on 5 May 2004 |
Excel and Word come with UserForms (MSForms class) and their own
flavor of ActiveX controls. They are closest to the VB6 form; more
limited but the controls are largely similar. They are most definitely
not .NET Windows Forms.
My personal experience is MS Access forms, and most notably their
ActiveX controls, behave completely differently to userforms and VB6
forms, so much so I recommend not using them.
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Archived message: Re: access vs visual basic 6.0 vs visual basic.net (Microsoft Access)
