Thanks Adolph and Colin. I enjoyed the presentation and look forward to reviewing the code in the sample database. I like the idea of using code to generate code -- a time saver.
Many thanks to Adolph for an interesting presentation using code to create code! This was a very easy way for those unfamiliar with class modules to understand how and why they are very useful.
Thanks to all of you for the excellent presentation. And for the code. I am still a bit lost with the suggestions of making the update function more versatile for other platforms: Could one of you present a small code example? I guess it could then also be used on tables that don't have an autonumber as ID?
I had to view it after, as I forgot when it was on. Enjoyed it very much.
Glad you enjoyed it. You could download the calendar file from the website. It will create an Outlook appointment for each meeting
Hope you make the next one.
Thanks Adolph and Colin. I enjoyed the presentation and look forward to reviewing the code in the sample database. I like the idea of using code to generate code -- a time saver.
I agree. Its a very powerful technique that I've used in several apps, though in my case to create standard module code
I used it atleast 5 times last week. Saved Numerous hours.
Many thanks to Adolph for an interesting presentation using code to create code! This was a very easy way for those unfamiliar with class modules to understand how and why they are very useful.
Glad to have presented to my fellow programmers.
Many thanks. Good idea.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks to all of you for the excellent presentation. And for the code. I am still a bit lost with the suggestions of making the update function more versatile for other platforms: Could one of you present a small code example? I guess it could then also be used on tables that don't have an autonumber as ID?