Newbie: acForm

F

fontana

what does the "ac" represent in the following examples:
acForm
acNormal

"active"?
i've seen this as a prefix on many form related object
properties (maybe its other things as well).

i'll risk sounding like an idiot. i'm too old to care and
i want to learn to program with VBA. i'm new to databases
and vb.

TIA
tony
 
G

George Nicholson

ac = Access
Prefixs similar to that are a standard naming convention for preset constant
values. Excel VBA uses an xl prefix frequently and VBA itself has a ton of
constants with a vb prefix, etc., etc. It's often a helpful reminder of
which object libary you are checking books out of. :)
 

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