And, as long as I'm here, class modules are for creating your own programatic (code-only, no UI) objects -- the ADO data access objects are an example of that kind of object.

Create a UserForm containing a dynamic number of controls and make sure they are being triggered by certain events. To achieve this result, we will use a UserForm and a class module, and assign any ...

I need a way to delete another module inside Access programmatically, and wanted to use DoCmd.DeleteObject acModule. Unfortunatly, it produces a very weird ...