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1 total messages Started by Shawn Douglas Connelly Thu, 06 Nov 1997 00:00
Convert Access 2.0 program/form (Access BASIC) to VB 4.0/5.0?
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Author: Shawn Douglas Connelly
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1997 00:00
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I have a fairly complex database program that was written in Access
BASIC (Access 2.0).  Is there a conversion utility that will convert
this program into VB (specifically versions 4.0 or 5.0)?

I know of one program from Romy-Tek called Visual Bridge (thanks Bill
L.!), it seems to be only capable of handling the forms conversion and
does not convert rules into VB.   Perhaps this is a daunting task
though I doubt it's an impossibility.  

Many, many hours had been put into the forms and rules and I'd hate to
think that a lot of that time was wasted.

Thank you,
Shawn
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