SUMMARY
You should have some good ideas of where you can use class modules and collections from working with this chapter. They are such powerful features of the VBA language that it's a shame some developers don't use them as often as they could. Again, stay tuned for the next chapter, where you will take the Bookmark Tracker and add it to any form in your application by using an add-in that you create.
For more information on class modules, collections, and bookmarks, see these chapters:
Chapter 2, “Coding in Access 2000 Using VBA,” gives an overview of using VBA in Access, including using the class modules and collections.
Chapter 5, “Working with Data Access Objects,” discusses various Access objects.
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