Sometimes you do and sometimes you don't. For example the ADODB connection object has the methods open and execute. For open, you pass the arguments w/o parenthesis and for execute you pass with ...
I have two classes each with a function. At any rate, that works for this application in VB.NET. When I create the equiv in C#, while the connection is made in FunctionB, it is not passed back to ...
What do you get when you cross VB code and Outlook 2000? A slick enterprise app. Check out these examples and see how to send e-mails with attachments, create message drafts, and manipulate folders.
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