vbajet32.dll

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The vbajet32.dll module is a module that contains application programming interface (API) functions to load Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). It is implemented using the JET database engine. VBA implements Visual Basic, which is considered as a programming language that is comprised of event- driven features. It is also related to IDE or the integrated development environment.

The vbajet32.dll module is embedded in the VBA IDE applications and enables developers to build custom designs using Visual Basic. The module is also built into Office applications up to version 2004 for Apple, Mac OS X, Microsoft MapPoint, and Microsoft Visio. The vbajet32.dll module can also be found as a module that is incorporated on various programs like Word Perfect, ESRI ArcGIS, and Auto Cad.

The vbajet32.dll file is called by the VBA when used to create import and export filters for various file formats, such as ODF.

The vbajet32.dll file of VBA is rich with functionality and flexibility. However, the module has some limitations that include not being able to support function pointers that are generally used for callback functions within Windows. The vbajet32.dll file is able to use ActiveX/ COM and newer versions as support for class modules running on 32-bit platforms.

The module vbajet32.dll is a fusion of codes written in VBA and compiled in a JET database. The module is stored by container applications like various MS Office programs such as MS Excel, Access, and MS Word among others. This is done because this module acts as an individual structured storage stream that can separate itself from various document streams. The intermediate code is hosted by the container application that may call on the vbajet32.dll module if and when needed.

The VBA/JET fusion is not compatible with any of the Basics' dialect except Microsoft Visual Basic. This is true where the source code of a Visual Basic Applications module, including the vbajet32.dll file, may be imported directly, and which uses the identical virtual machine and library.

Author: Microsoft Corporation

Author URL: http://www.microsoft.com

Part Of: Microsoft Visual Basic Application

Memory Usage: Low

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