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Howard Kaiko
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 Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook I have Ken Getz Access 97 VBA Handbook. I realize that the Access 2000 version is two volumes. Do I need to also get the Access 2000 VBA Handbook?
I'm running Access 2000 in Windows 2000 and, if needed, Access 97 in Windows
98.
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| Wed, 26 Nov 2003 07:45:06 GMT |
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Joe Fallo
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook They are excellent references. You don't *have* to get them. You may want to see if they wrote one for 2002. Might as well get caught up! -- Joe Access MVP Check out Dev Ashish's web site for answers to common questions http://www.mvps.org/access/
Quote: > I have Ken Getz Access 97 VBA Handbook. > I realize that the Access 2000 version is two volumes. > Do I need to also get the Access 2000 VBA Handbook?
> I'm running Access 2000 in Windows 2000 and, if needed, Access 97 in
Windows
> 98.
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| Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:08:16 GMT |
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Tony Toew
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Quote:
>I have Ken Getz Access 97 VBA Handbook. >I realize that the Access 2000 version is two volumes. >Do I need to also get the Access 2000 VBA Handbook?
>I'm running Access 2000 in Windows 2000 and, if needed, Access 97 in Windows
>98.
Keng Getz has stated there is new code in the books which also works quite nicely in A97. IIRC especially in classes but I sure could be wrong. TOny
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| Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:46:42 GMT |
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tonyscottu
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Howard,
As Joe rightly said, you don't 'have' to get them, but I would suggest,
if you are likely to start using (or currently do use) SQL back ends, then
the Second book is a must for you. It's not just a re-write, it's one of the
most valuable reference books I own (then again, I own a lot of Ken's books,
and I have some 30+ various reference books for my job, ranging from, VB
thru Access thru SQL thru HTML/XML).
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Tony & Diann
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| Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:19:21 GMT |
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Brendan Reynold
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook I have the Access 97 book and both volumes of the Access 2000 book, and I would certainly consider them worth every penny and then some. Assuming that there will be an Access 2002 book (I haven't heard, but would be very surprised if there wasn't) I'll have no hesitation about buying that too - even if it goes to three volumes! :-) --
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Quote: > I have Ken Getz Access 97 VBA Handbook. > I realize that the Access 2000 version is two volumes. > Do I need to also get the Access 2000 VBA Handbook?
> I'm running Access 2000 in Windows 2000 and, if needed, Access 97 in
Windows
> 98.
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| Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:19:18 GMT |
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Tony Toew
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Quote:
>I have the Access 97 book and both volumes of the Access 2000 book, and I
>would certainly consider them worth every penny and then some. Assuming that
>there will be an Access 2002 book (I haven't heard, but would be very
>surprised if there wasn't) I'll have no hesitation about buying that too -
>even if it goes to three volumes! :-)
Agreed. I'll buy the A2002 books sight unseen especially if it's three or more volumes. 8:}} Tony
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| Sat, 29 Nov 2003 08:52:26 GMT |
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Howard Kaiko
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook There are a number of authors whose books I would buy sight unseen. Ken Getz is one of them. Dan Appleman is another. --
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> >I have the Access 97 book and both volumes of the Access 2000 book, and I
> >would certainly consider them worth every penny and then some. Assuming
that
> >there will be an Access 2002 book (I haven't heard, but would be very
> >surprised if there wasn't) I'll have no hesitation about buying that
too -
> >even if it goes to three volumes! :-)
> Agreed. I'll buy the A2002 books sight unseen especially if it's
> three or more volumes. 8:}}
> Tony
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| Sat, 29 Nov 2003 09:41:28 GMT |
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Tony Toew
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Quote:
>There are a number of authors whose books I would buy sight unseen.
>Ken Getz is one of them.
>Dan Appleman is another.
Agreed. I think I'd add Rebecca Riordan to that list as well as Any Baron. Hmm, for that matter any MVP at all. <smile> Tony
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| Mon, 01 Dec 2003 04:02:57 GMT |
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Darryl Johnso
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Thinking of writing a book, Tony? <VBG> --
National Library of Canada
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> >There are a number of authors whose books I would buy sight unseen.
> >Ken Getz is one of them.
> >Dan Appleman is another.
> Agreed. I think I'd add Rebecca Riordan to that list as well as Any
> Baron. Hmm, for that matter any MVP at all. <smile>
> Tony
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| Mon, 01 Dec 2003 23:20:00 GMT |
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Tony Toew
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Access 2000 VBA Handbook vis a vis Access 97 VBA Handbook Quote:
>Thinking of writing a book, Tony? <VBG>
NO! That would imply organization and planning. Tony
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