VB is not a true OOP language. It does not even support inheritance. While
you can create classes OOP is more of an added on feature than an inherant
characteristic of the language.
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


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Excel 2002 VBA newbie Q:

Looking at just one object, there is a "UserForm.Hide" but seemingly
no "UserForm.Close" method. Examples in this newsgroup seem to use
"Unload UserForm". I mean, huh?

I sure see an awful lot of this non-OOP syntax thruout VBA. Does full-
blown VB rely on it as well?

If so, is there a good reason why one shouldn't consider this pre-
Columbian mishmash, well, pathetic?

Thanks.

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