SUMMARY
This chapter has been a pretty busy chapter with my favorite kind of busy, coding. You can do a lot with creating your own add-ins and libraries. Work on it and who knows—maybe you will be selling them to others. In the meantime, to get more information on some VBA commands and Registry manipulation, check out these chapters:
Chapter 2, “Coding in Access 2000 with VBA,” discusses some VBA syntax and how to use the DoCmd object to a greater extent.
Chapter 18, “Manipulating the Registry with VBA,” shows how to work with the Registry with VBA to create any entries needed.
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