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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?
Author: Shawn Douglas Connelly
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1997 00:00
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 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Shawn Douglas Connelly, (the ubiquitous) Network Engineer Dipix Technologies Inc. 1051 Baxter Road, Ottawa, Ontario, K2C 3P1 tel. 613-596-4942 x115 email: sconnell@dipix.com, postmaster@dipix.com Dipix Technologies manufactures high speed video frame grabbers for the food and scientific communities. See our web page (in progress) at www.dipix.com. For microscopic image analysis see www.maztech.com! WARNING: Any unsolicited commercial email sent to '*@dipix.com' may cost the sender $25 for every 1K or portion thereof. In addition you grant to us unlimited free license to use any text and/or other copyrighted materials contained in such e-mail for any and all commercial purposes that we see fit. By sending me unsolicited commercial e-mail you signal understanding and acceptance of these terms. Note: remove the "!NOSPAM!" from the suffix of my email address.
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