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    USe CreateObject to create a new form

    Here's how I see it... The one eyed man ain't going to rule for long if he falls on the cliff on his blind side. Off course it can still be hacky even if it's the only game in town. The answer to the question is that MS Access VBA won't let one create an instance of a class using a string...
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    USe CreateObject to create a new form

    Whoooooooooooooooo
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    USe CreateObject to create a new form

    spikepl: I've been googling this for a while and haven't found anything. I must be rubbish at it :-) ChrisO: thanks for the suggestions, but: The first one is just about using the New operator to create the instance - which can't accept a string variable The second one seems a bit...
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    USe CreateObject to create a new form

    Hiya I have a function that accepts a string variable that is the name of a form (e.g. "frmMain") and I need to create a new instance of the form, which I can't use the New word to do as it doesn't accept a string variable - so I was expecting to use CreateObject: Sub subA (pstrFrmName as...
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    2003 Runtime Spellcheck

    2003 runtim does not seem to include the Spell Checker. Any idea how to include this functionality without shelling out 60 quid for each user on the Proofing Tools?
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