No.
But you can certainly add new methods to a form, since a form is in fact a
class object.
This also means you can have multiple instances of a form opened at the same
time.
However, I certainly often add a class object to a form. You can expose that
object by declaring the object as public in the forms module. Like:
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Public MyTour As New CRide ' Tour class object
Now, any code can use, or set, or get properties/methods of that object
like:
forms!Customer.MyTour.HotelCapacity
So, often, I do add a class object to the forms module defs, and if you make
it public, then you can use all of the features of object. And, remember,
you can still have multiple instances of that form open, and each form will
thus have its own copy of that object.
Here is an article on using class objects in access:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/Articles/WhyClass.html
