• ▼MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0
  • ▶Welcome to the MSDN Library
  • ▶Visual Studio Documentation
  • ▶Visual Basic Documentation
  • ▶Visual C++ Documentation
  • ▶Visual FoxPro Documentation
  • ▶Visual InterDev Documentation
  • ▶Visual J++ Documentation
  • ▶Visual SourceSafe Documentation
  • ▶Tools and Technologies
  • ▶Microsoft Office Development
  • ▶Platform SDK
  • ▶SDK Documentation
  • ▶DDK Documentation
  • ▶Windows Resource Kits
  • ▶Specifications
  • ▶Knowledge Base
  • ▶Technical Articles
  • ▶Backgrounders
  • ▶Books
  • ▶Partial Books
  • ▶Periodicals
  • ▼Conference Papers
    • ▶PDC 97 Conference Papers
    • ▶PDC 96 Conference Papers
    • ▶Tech*Ed 97 Conference Papers
    • ▶Tech*Ed 96 Conference Papers
    • ▼Tech*Ed 95 Conference Papers
      • ▼Microsoft Access
        • ▶Advanced Data Access Objects (DAO) for Client Server
        • ▶Advanced Microsoft Access Basic Code
        • ▶Client-Server Application Development Using Microsoft Access
        • ▶Forty-Two Ways to Make DAO Faster--Programming to DAO Using Microsoft Access
        • ▶Microsoft Access to Microsoft Office: Applied Integration Techniques
        • ▼Writing Wizards for Microsoft Access
          • Preface
          • Wizards, Builders, and Add-ins
          • ▶UI Entry Points
          • Subform Wizard
          • ▼Code Behind Forms (CBF)
            • Variable and Routine Scoping
            • Entry Points to CBF
            • Cancel Event
            • Me!
            • Setting Breakpoints in CBF
          • ▶Working With Libraries
          • ▶How Wizard Code is Called
          • ▶The Add-in Manager
          • Customizing the Table Wizard
          • Wizards That Modify Access Basic Code
          • Reusing Shipping Wizard Code
          • Conclusion
        • ▶Using Microsoft Access Forms Like the Masters
        • ▶Upsizing Microsoft Access-based Applications
      • ▶Microsoft BackOffice
      • ▶Microsoft Exchange
      • ▶Microsoft Mail
      • ▶Microsoft Office
      • ▶Microsoft SQL Server
      • ▶Microsoft Visual Basic
      • ▶Microsoft Visual FoxPro
      • ▶Microsoft Windows NT
      • ▶Multimedia