Access 2007 to Visual Basic 6 Object Converter 7.0

Access 2007 to Visual Basic 6 Object Converter 7.0 is designed as an add-in tool for converting Access Queries, Forms and Code, Controls (including a number of ActiveX Custom Controls like the Microsoft Windows Common Controls and the Common Dialog Control), Macros, Reports, Code and Class Modules to Visual Basic Forms and Projects. The easy to use interface will convert all Access Objects except Tables and Pages to Visual Basic in seconds.

The program converts Subforms, Tab Controls, and Continuous or Multi-Page Forms. Access Standard Controls are converted into equivalent Visual Basic Controls. Converted ActiveX Controls are automatically added to the Visual Basic Project.

Major Features:

1. Saves development time porting Access applications to Visual Basic
2. No need to copy and paste code or re-design Visual Basic Forms
3. Creates a complete Visual Basic project file with Standard and Class Modules
4. Automatically adds comments and changes unsupported Visual Basic code
5. Automatically Adds converted ActiveX controls to Visual Basic project
6. Supports both ADO and DAO data controls
7. Provides extensive context-sensitive help, code tips and guidelines
8. Converted Access apps will run immediately or with minimal changes in VB
9. Microsoft Access is a great database development tool, but Visual Basic is much better for distributing applications to end users. If you've developed an Access database application and want to convert it to Visual Basic, you have serious time and work to consider.
10. The Microsoft Access to Visual Basic Object Converter will do most of the work for you. The Object Converter ports your existing Access applications to Visual Basic quickly and efficiently and helps you to create distributable Visual Basic executable files all at a very affordable price.
11. Conversion of the Visual Basic project to VB.NET is made easier using the built-in Visual Studio VB to VB.NET conversion utility.
12. Access Queries, Forms, Reports, Macros and Code Modules in seconds
13. Continuous, Multi-Page Forms and Tab Controls
14. Subform/SubReports to 2 levels (Subforms within Subforms)
15. Standard Access controls to equivalent Visual Basic controls
16. ActiveX controls like the Microsoft Windows Common Controls
17. Access Basic code behind Forms, Reports, Standard and Class Modules.