You have twisted the argument around here... The deal is that there is language parity....The argument that the IDE's have parity does not have merit... Nobody, at least not ,me, is attempting to make that argument.

Copy and paste the code between the two environments.... That is where the parity is..

Please...


>John,
>
>>>>VBA is not VB. I'm talking about the Visual Basic development tool (Version 5, 6, etc..), not the derived script languages.
>
>>VBA is VB, it is not a script language. There is almost 100% parity now.
>
>I'm not talking about syntax. How do you create an activeX control in VBA ? How do you create a standalone application using VBA (alone)
>
>IMO opinion the syntax is not that important. I find it more important what technical advantages and limitations a language has. In this way VB and VBA are different animals.
>
>Walter,