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Default Data Bound Controls in VBA??

In VB 6.0 the intrinsic controls are data-bound. For example, a text
box has the .DataSource property which allows you to bind the box to a
data control on the same form.

I have installed VB 6.0 on this computer and copied over all of the
same references, yet, I'm not able to find a data-bound text box. If I
type TextBox1.DataSource = "whatever" in lower-case letters they are
appropriately capitalized as though the .DataSource property is
recognized, but when I try to run the code I get a "Method or Data
Member not found" error pointing to the ".DataSouce" code.

How can I get a TextBox to work with an Adodc data control?? Is there
another data control to use?

Overall, I need to set-up a data control which will allow users to Add,
Delete, and Edit data resding in an Access dB. Any suggestions would
be great (links to examples would be great too). Or, should I just do
it in VB 6.0 and make a call to the resulting external app?

Thanks!

Trip

 
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