Chapter 23. Writing Access Add-Ins
A good test for a programming tool is whether the tool can be used to extend itself. When this test is applied to Access, the answer is a resounding yes. You can use Access databases and VBA code to extend Access and, ultimately, to make your job easier. That’s what you will learn to do this hour.
Add-in is a generic term used to describe code that extends or customizes the Access development environment. Specifically, in Access, an add-in refers to a COM object or an Access database that contains code that is created by the developers of Access. After you complete this hour, you will know the mechanics needed ...
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