--- In [email protected], "Ian Brooke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> and is it possible to correctly terminate an application from a
sub in a code module which is called from a form?
Obviously, I am not the expert here, but I think I remember
being told that the way to do it was to unload the form from another
module then let the module "run-out" after unloading everything.
Admittedly, I have not re-written applications that are already
in production, but I DO have my biggest projects yet coming this
summer, and I plan on re-writing everything according to my new
religion, "Shawnanetics." Hopefully this will include using a sub
main, loading and unloading forms properly, and my first
implementation of ADO, getting away from the DAO data control and MDB
3.51 files. It's for a MAJOR project, and I am a little worried
about the size of the DB files, but the only way to get around that,
I am afraid, is to use text files, then I lose the stability of the
Access DB files and have to worry about writing repair utilities and
the like...
I do have a question you might be able to help me with! What is
the advantage to using "Dim FirstForm as new Form1" as opposed to
just using Form1 in the code? I can see where creating multiple
instances of Form1 with different names might come in handy, but if I
don't need to do that is there a reason I should be declaring the
forms this way?
[C]
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