I have added the "MS Offices lib 11" reference to my project.
As a test I did the following:
Access.DoCmd.Beep()
Which shows up undelined in blue, with the following message:
reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference
Q: do I need to somehow declare the access reference with in my class??
I'm real new to all this VB.net stuff....
I need to be able to use some of the VBA language in my VB.net program.
TIA
Jeff
As a test I did the following:
Access.DoCmd.Beep()
Which shows up undelined in blue, with the following message:
reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference
Q: do I need to somehow declare the access reference with in my class??
I'm real new to all this VB.net stuff....
I need to be able to use some of the VBA language in my VB.net program.
TIA
Jeff