Hi Tony -
1. VB6 is what you need.
2. MI v8 is not .NET-based
3. MS Access 2003 is not .NET-based
(it uses VBA which is much like VB6 language).
You can run an integrated mapping session from Access.
Ian Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Australia
> ... sample code that looks something like this:
>
> Sub Form_Load()
> Dim mi As Object
> Set mi = CreateObject("MapInfo.application")
> mi.do "Set Application Window " & Form1.hWnd
> mi.do "Set Next Document Parent " & Form1.hWnd & " Style 1"
> mi.do "Open Table ""World"" Interactive Map From World"
> mi.RunMenuCommand 1702
> mi.do "Create Menu ""MapperShortcut"" ID 17 As ""(-"" "
>
> End Sub
>
>
> I cant make this work at all from either Access 2003
> or Visual Basic .NET. Am I right in assuming that
> V8 of Map Info is not .NET compliant
> (I am assuming that Access 2003 is) and therefore
> wont work and that perhaps we have to wait
> till the .NET version is released in Oct, or am
> I not doing this right. All I want to do is display
> a map window on an access form, and throw a
> few mapbasic commands at the window to do a few
> clever things for a demo I am doing.
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