[AccessD] Problem of a listbox's response on network... Part 1

Not to mention that ADO is SLOOOOWWW-D-O.
Omigosh, I love the speed of DAO. Yes, AC2010 is a bit slower than
AC2003....but so-be-it.

> Excuse me?  DAO is the database engine AND (more importantly) object
> model for all of Access.  DAO
> is for programmers who need to program to the metal of forms,
> querydefs, controls and so forth.  If
> you use ADO, it is all a layer on top of DAO.
>
> I am not disagreeing that ADO has its place, but "for power users" is
> just plain wrong.  There is
> not an electron that flows through Access that DAO does not steer.
>
> John W. Colby