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VB Classic and Access VBA Cross Reference Guide

By Mike Prestwood

VB Classic versus Access VBA: A side by side comparison between VB Classic and Access VBA.

VB Classic

Version:

This content is based on Microsoft Visual Basic 6.

This content focuses on topics in common among the languages documented here so this content most likely applies to earlier versions of Visual Basic too.

In addition, much of the VB Classic information presented here is in common with ASP Classic (with some notable differences) and MS Access (very closely). Finally, the syntax for VB.Net is based on VB so some of it even applies to VB.Net.

Access VBA

Version: This content is based on Microsoft Access 2003.

This content focuses on topics in common among the languages documented here so this content most likely applies to Access 2007 as well as earlier versions such as Access 97, 2000, and 2002.

In addition, much of the Access information presented here is in common with ASP Classic (with some notable differences) and VB Classic (very closely). Finally, the syntax for VB.Net is based on VB so some of it even applies to VB.Net.

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