| re: How can I read my code?
"Thelma Lubkin" <thelma@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu> wrote in message
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> I am trying to learn enough Visual Basic/Access to be useful to a
> volunteer agency. I can't spend much time over there and I have
> neither Access nor access to any microsoft stuff at home -- have a Mac
> and a Unix (not Linux) system.
>
> I've started to develop a form based on an existing database. I am
> interested in the design of the database, not its contents. And of
> course I'm interested in the design and code I've written for my form.
>
> I can get no readable text from the .mdb files; I haven't learned enough[/color]
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> have found anything about this in the help guides or the book I've
> bought, and I haven't been smart enough to feed google anything that
> brings it far enough to the surface for me to find. I hope there's
> something better than copying all to the clipboard and pasting...
>
> help please,
> --thelma[/color]
Thelma, it sounds like what you want is the Documenter. Finding it varies a
bit from version to version, in Access 2000, go to Tools->Analyze, then
select Documenter. It will print out any code modules you want and all
sorts of info about forms and tables, etc.
Hope this helps -
Randy
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