Converting MACROS to Modules

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John Phelan

I have created a macro, "autokeys" (for F1 Help) to a module, "autokeys"; also,

I have created a macro, "autoexec" that is supposed to open the, "Startup"
form that has code designed to llink/relink/the front-end application to the
back-end database when you open the application.

Everything has worked fine from the beginning with these two marcos

I just want to speed things up a little by converting all my macros to
modules. I converte macro: autoexec" to module: "autoexec", macro:
"autokeys" to module: "module". I made no other changes anywhere in my
application modules or forms, etc.

The bottom line is that when I delete these to MACROS that the MODULES will
take over, and everything will still work ok (but, hopefully more
efficiently).

Finally, regarding the "autoexec" module; are there any implications for the
Package and Installation wizards that I should be able?

John
 
S

Steve Schapel

John

1. Modules do not work faster/more efficiently than macros.
2. The functions of an AutoExec macro and an AutoKeys macro can not be
reproduced in a module.
 

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