ACC: Creating and Testing Add-ins Paper Available in Download Center

SUMMARY

Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills.

An Add-in is a tool such as wizard, builder, or menu item that you can create to provide additional functionality to Microsoft Access. When developing an add-in, you may receive various error messages during the testing and debugging process. The Addins.exe file contains documentation and sample databases which illustrate the most common problems with add-in development and provides step-by-step instructions for reproducing and solving the problems.

The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:
The Addins.exe file contains the following file:

   Addinhlp.doc    A Microsoft Word document describing six scenarios of
                   common problems you may encounter while developing
                   add-ins.
   USysReg.doc     A Microsoft Word document containing a Help topic from
                   Microsoft Access version 7.0. The topic discusses how
                   to create a USysRegInfo table to install custom add-ins.
   Wzaddin.mda     A Microsoft Access version 7.0 library database with
                   several sample add-ins.
   Wzcodlib.mda    A Microsoft Access version 7.0 library database that
                   contains a function called by a sample add-in from
                   Wzaddin.mda.
				

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