| Microsoft Office 2000/Visual Basic Programmer's Guide | |
As an Office developer, you are probably well versed in at least one of the Microsoft Office applications. However, when you need to build a solution based on an Office application that you are not familiar with, you may find it difficult to get started because each Office application exposes an object model with hundreds of different objects, collections of objects, properties, methods, and events.
This chapter is designed to give you an introduction to the objects that you will use most often in each of the Office applications. This introduction should give you the head start you will need to become immediately productive when you are working with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in any Office application or when you are driving another application through Automation (formerly called OLE Automation).
Note For information about working with events and event procedures in Office applications, see Chapter 4, "Understanding Office Objects and Object Models." For information about deploying solutions based on Office applications, see Chapter 2, "Designing and Deploying Office Solutions."
Working with Microsoft Access Objects
Working with Microsoft Excel Objects
Working with Microsoft FrontPage Objects
Working with Microsoft Outlook Objects
Working with Microsoft PowerPoint Objects