[AccessD] Primer on WithEvents and RaiseEvent

Hi John

Yes, one can feel the "JC breath"*) when reading.

I'm glad you succeeded in getting this chapter in. It is advanced but
without it Access would miss an arm. And MS keeps it as a secret -
without the postings and examples from Shamil and you, I wonder if I
would ever have noticed this topic.

/gustav

*) Uppercase comments.

PS: Notice the printer friendly version:

  http://accessvbsqladvisor.com/Articles.nsf/dp/A6CBCC9F0ED68B2E88256DD4007C2FDD


> LOL.

> Thanks for the plug Gustav.  That would be my chapter, the only one in the
> book that was brand new.  Had to do a little pushing to get it in there,
> they thought it too "advanced" for a beginning basic book.

> John W. Colby
> www.ColbyConsulting.com

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> Subject: [AccessD] Primer on WithEvents and RaiseEvent


> Hi all

> Just noted this book chapter counting several well known listmembers
> among the numerous authors:

>   http://accessvbsqladvisor.com/doc/13276

> Beginning Access 2002 VBA: WithEvents and RaiseEvent

> One of the best-kept secrets in Microsoft Access, WithEvents lets you
> handle an object's events inside classes other than the form classes.
> This book chapter explains what it can do for you.

> /gustav