New Properties (By Object)

Properties that were added to existing objects in Microsoft Access 2000 are listed in the following table (sorted by object name).

Object	Property
AccessObject	FullName IsLoaded Properties Property (AccessObjectProperties Collection) Type (AccessObject Object)
Application	AnswerWizard CodeData CodeProject COMAddIns CurrentData CurrentProject DataAccessPages DefaultWebOptions FeatureInstall FileSearch LanguageSettings ProductCode Properties Property (Properties Collection) VBE
CodeData, CurrentData	AllDatabaseDiagrams AllQueries AllReports AllStoredProcedures AllTables AllViews
CodeProject, CurrentProject	AllDataAccessPages AllForms AllMacros AllModules AllReports BaseConnectionString Connection FullName IsConnected ProjectType Properties Property (AccessObjectProperties Collection)
DataAccessPage	ConnectionString Document WebOptions
DefaultWebOptions	AlwaysSaveInDefaultEncoding CheckIfOfficeHTMLEditor DownloadComponents Encoding FolderSuffix FollowedHyperlinkColor HyperlinkColor LocationOfComponents OrganizeInFolder UnderlineHyperlinks UseLongFileNames
Form	InputParameters MaxRecButton Recordset ResyncCommand ServerFilter ServerFilterByForm UniqueTable
FormatCondition	Enabled (FormatCondition Object) Expression1 Expression2 Operator (FormatCondition Object) Type (FormatCondition Object)
Hyperlink	Address EmailSubject ScreenTip SubAddress TextToDisplay
Screen	ActiveDataAccessPage
WebOptions	DownloadComponents Encoding FolderSuffix LocationOfComponents OrganizeInFolder UseLongFileNames

Microsoft Office properties

To see a list of the new properties available in the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library, open the Microsoft Office Visual Basic Reference in the Help contents.

To use the objects supplied by Microsoft Office, you must set a reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library when the Visual Basic Editor is open by clicking References on the Tools Menu and selecting the check box next to this library.

Microsoft Visual Basic Editor properties

To see a list of the new properties available in the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Object Library, open the Microsoft Visual Basic Reference in the Help contents.

To use the objects supplied by the Microsoft Visual Basic Editor, you must set a reference to the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Object Library. To set this reference, open the Visual Basic Editor and click References on the Tools Menu and select the check box next to this library.