No, unfortatnly you can't write out the objects with the state and data to
disk. It would be a real nice feature.
So, while you can create class objects in ms-access, you can't serialize and
save them. You can always roll some code to save the state of a object, but
I generally just use the initialize event to load up the object with the
data it needs...but saving is not possible.....
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