Microsoft Forms 20 Object Library Vb6 -

Review: "Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library" in VB6

Overview

To use these features, you must explicitly reference the library in your development environment: Open your VB6 or VBA project. Go to Tools → References. microsoft forms 20 object library vb6

Private Sub cmdOK_Click() ' Access the dynamic control Dim userInput As String userInput = MultiPage1.Pages(0).Controls("txtUserName").Text MsgBox "Hello, " & userInput End Sub Review: "Microsoft Forms 2

Future-proofing: Microsoft is actively pushing Office away from legacy controls. While FM20.dll works today, its long-term support is uncertain. Future-proofing : Microsoft is actively pushing Office away

Should You Use It in 2024+?

Yes, if:

' Add submit button With Controls.Add("Forms.CommandButton.1", "btnSubmit") .Caption = "Submit" .Left = 150 .Top = 200 .Width = 80 End With

' Retrieve text from clipboard Dim clipboardText As String DataObj.GetFromClipboard clipboardText = DataObj.GetText

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Review: "Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library" in VB6

Overview

To use these features, you must explicitly reference the library in your development environment: Open your VB6 or VBA project. Go to Tools → References.

Private Sub cmdOK_Click() ' Access the dynamic control Dim userInput As String userInput = MultiPage1.Pages(0).Controls("txtUserName").Text MsgBox "Hello, " & userInput End Sub

Future-proofing: Microsoft is actively pushing Office away from legacy controls. While FM20.dll works today, its long-term support is uncertain.

Should You Use It in 2024+?

Yes, if:

' Add submit button With Controls.Add("Forms.CommandButton.1", "btnSubmit") .Caption = "Submit" .Left = 150 .Top = 200 .Width = 80 End With

' Retrieve text from clipboard Dim clipboardText As String DataObj.GetFromClipboard clipboardText = DataObj.GetText