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Have created sweet Access Drag n' Drop code.  How do I package it?

Asked by MitchellVII in Access Forms, Access Architecture/Design, Access Coding/Macros

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Hi,

I am a non-programmer who can code just enough to be dangerous.  I have created a pretty sophisticated database that would benefit greatly from having a powerful "drag n' drop" functionality that doesn't come with Access.  As they say, necessity is the mother of invention, so over the last few years, I have developed something that really takes very little VB code to run, yet is quite robust.

A few features:
1. Allows the user to click on an invisible button on any form, and based upon pretty much any code the user wants to run (cut, paste, append, filter, etc), then "drag" that data in the form of a floating form to any other spot and "drop" it.
2. The forms are fully customizeable as well and can display any data the user wants.
3. One very strong feature is that it allows the user to drag from a continuous form and drop onto another continuous form without "pre-selecting" the drop record - this is VERY handy!

Ok, anyway, I've created this really awesome tool and I want to be able to distribute it to others, but I have NO IDEA on how to package it so that others could use it and still have my underlying code "hidden".

Can someone point me to a publication that explains how or just give me some ideas?

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