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In this chapter, you discovered how to create and edit customized toolbars and menus. You even learned to attach a macro (and potentially VBA code) to a menu item. These will be useful tools when creating a VBA project. They will allow the end user easier interaction with your VBA code.
This chapter completes this part of the book. Now that you understand the importance of using the built-in features of Access, we can turn to the job at hand: creating VBA code. Part II is going to serve as an introduction to VBA. Once you understand these basics, we will then examine how to use VBA to create better user interaction by returning to the topics of Part I within a VBA context.
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