[Steeeve]

I know you can link an Access DB to your VB project and get all the data in your form, but can you take a pre-designed VB form and import to Access, then link it to your tables once it's there? If it is possible, how would I go about doing it?

Not sure if this should go in the .NET forum or the Databases forum, so mods please move this as you see fit.

[modi123_1]

So you want to make a VB.NET form and embed it into the Access file?

[Steeeve]

Yes, something to that effect. Is it possible?

[modi123_1]

Not really. The proper way would be to have the .NET form access the database, and not the database access the .NET form.

[Steeeve]

Damn. Is there any way to maybe copy the objects on the form, rather than the form itself, and put them onto an Access form? For some reason the system where I work still has Access 97, and the form designer is really awkward. Things dont snap to the position of other objects like in VB.

[modi123_1]

I don't think you can get behind the code in the form. It's locked down pretty tight not to mention then you would need a way to import the .NET framework or reference from inside Access.