Converting Access app to a VB.Net app

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rashar via AccessMonster.com

Hello,

I have an applicaton developed in Access 2003 using VBA code that also uses
forms / subforms created within access. The app also uses access tables for
the local data store.

I have done some research on how it can be done such as downloading Interop
Forms Toolkit 1.0, but not finding exactly what I am looking for. How can I
convert the Access2003 application into a VB.Net application using forms and
code from Access 2003?

Or would it be more realistic to develop the VB.Net app from scratch using
the same code function / procedures from the Access 2003 application?

Thanks in advance.
 
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ana

rashar via AccessMonster.com said:
Hello,

I have an applicaton developed in Access 2003 using VBA code that also
uses
forms / subforms created within access. The app also uses access tables
for
the local data store.

I have done some research on how it can be done such as downloading
Interop
Forms Toolkit 1.0, but not finding exactly what I am looking for. How can
I
convert the Access2003 application into a VB.Net application using forms
and
code from Access 2003?

Or would it be more realistic to develop the VB.Net app from scratch using
the same code function / procedures from the Access 2003 application?

Thanks in advance.
 
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nick.hoare

Hello,

I have an applicaton developed in Access 2003 using VBA code that also uses
forms / subforms created within access. The app also uses access tables for
the local data store.

I have done some research on how it can be done such as downloading Interop
Forms Toolkit 1.0, but not finding exactly what I am looking for. How can I
convert the Access2003 application into a VB.Net application using forms and
code from Access 2003?

Or would it be more realistic to develop the VB.Net app from scratch using
the same code function / procedures from the Access 2003 application?

Thanks in advance.

You mind find this a useful link http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/
accesstovb.htm
 

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