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Thanks<br />
I had hoped for a different answer but I guess I'll have to take that up with Microsoft. &nbsp;I'm a cheapskate. &nbsp;If I can get a wizard to write code for me, I love it.<br />
Look carefully before investing in Office 07.
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Thanks
I had hoped for a different answer but I guess I'll have to take that up with Microsoft.  I'm a cheapskate.  If I can get a wizard to write code for me, I love it.
Look carefully before investing in Office 07.

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OK,<br />
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For the record, the wizard never wrote the best code anyway.<br />
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For the time it takes to run the wizard you could write your own code faster and better.<br />
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So this switch never really affected seasoned developers.<br />
;-)<br />
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JeffCoachman
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OK,

For the record, the wizard never wrote the best code anyway.

For the time it takes to run the wizard you could write your own code faster and better.

So this switch never really affected seasoned developers.
;-)

JeffCoachman

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............. of which I am not.
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Is there a way to set Access 2007 wizards to create VB routines, as they did in previous versions, instead of embedded Macros? &nbsp;I am deeply disappointed with Office 2007 but I am stuick with it now.
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Is there a way to set Access 2007 wizards to create VB routines, as they did in previous versions, instead of embedded Macros?  I am deeply disappointed with Office 2007 but I am stuick with it now.

Embedded Macros in Office 2007

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.