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genojoe
If I go into VBAAC10.CHM that comes with Office 2003, I display a window with
the title of "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Visual Basic Reference". If I do
a search for ADOX, I find almost nothing.
If I go into Visual Studio.NET documentation and do the same search, I find
plenty. One article that I find is:
ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2005JAN.1033/vbaac11/ADO210/htm/admscobjectmodel.htm
This article lists its location as: "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Visual
Basic Reference". Its title is ADOX Object Model. What surprises me is that
the location name is the same as the CHM that is distributed with Office
2003. Unfortuantely I cannot find this topic in the CHM. Does Microsoft have
more than one distributed version of this help file? Is there a way to get
this alternate documentation?
Unfortunately, the documentation in .NET is not that usable because the
hierarchical pane is disabled for this topic. Hopefully, if I can get direct
access to this file, the hierarchical pane would be enabled and be much more
usable.
the title of "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Visual Basic Reference". If I do
a search for ADOX, I find almost nothing.
If I go into Visual Studio.NET documentation and do the same search, I find
plenty. One article that I find is:
ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2005JAN.1033/vbaac11/ADO210/htm/admscobjectmodel.htm
This article lists its location as: "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Visual
Basic Reference". Its title is ADOX Object Model. What surprises me is that
the location name is the same as the CHM that is distributed with Office
2003. Unfortuantely I cannot find this topic in the CHM. Does Microsoft have
more than one distributed version of this help file? Is there a way to get
this alternate documentation?
Unfortunately, the documentation in .NET is not that usable because the
hierarchical pane is disabled for this topic. Hopefully, if I can get direct
access to this file, the hierarchical pane would be enabled and be much more
usable.