MS Access VB 3

[cardiac]

Can anyone suggest a decent book to learn visual basic for MS Access.

 

[japapuss]

Access 2000 Bible

Access Developers Handbook

 

[cardiac]

Are these specific to Visual Basic programming....
...I have numerous books on Access but now need to go further, I have read lots of threads and would like to understand them.....
..things like me!, bookmark, recordsetclone, etc, etc.

 

[mgolla]

They can help but you could also use the

VBA Developers Handbook

For Visual Basic for Applications help

 

[japapuss]

In that case, forget the Access Bible and stick with the Developers Handbook. IMHO, no other Access reference rivals the ADH.

You might also take a look at the Access VB Help files. They can be a bit dry, but explain the basics rather well.

 

[Rolliee]

I believe WROX to have the most complete line and the VB Programming the most specific to your needs.

Rollie

 

[georgp]

F. Scott Barker "Access 2000 Power Programming" and Allison Balter "Access 2000 Development" from SAMS are also ok. And then there is O'Reilly's "Access Cookbook" from Getz, Litwin & Co. You will like to read it in the bathtub together with a cold beer.

georgp

 

[EliseFreedman]

Following on from Rolliee suggestion of the Wrox books. Suggest you have a look at Beginning Access 2000 VBA. I found the 97 version very good when I was starting out in the big bad world of programming.