> Lawrence,
 > LK>I have not had any experience on 97 either, Bob.  The one point that I
 > heard
 > LK>about the 97 products is that Word, Excel, and Access all have the same
 > macro
 > LK>language--and it is the same as Visual Basic.
 > Yes, and this makes creating macros a LOT easier.  The macro command
 > lines are also color coded.
From my perspective, it certainly is logical.  I am currently working on a 
project in VB3, write macros in Word 6, and write macros in Access 2.  It 
gets *very* confusing!  Many times, I have used the wrong syntax...and then I 
can't figure out what was wrong!
Much better.
Lawrence
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