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Declaring Variables in VB 6.0

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I am writing a software program in VB 6.0 that accepts input from a user and stores it to an Access database - both text and numeric. How do I declare the variables for these items. For instance, I have a Name text box called "txtFirstName". The program will accept an input of the first name from the user and store it to a database when the save button command is clicked? Thanks, charles

Name: StuartS
Date: March 22, 2004 at 11:24:35 Pacific

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You don't need a variable for a text box or any other VB control. You access the value stored in the textbox with txtFirstName.Text You can copy the value of the test box to a string variable if you wish, but normally it isn't necessary. Dim strFirstName as String strFirstName = txtFirstName.text Stuart

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