Working with Multiple Form Instances

Finally, there are some things that you can do in VBA code that you simply cannot do from the Access user interface. One of these is to create more than one copy of the same form. As you learned in Chapter 8, a form object is just an instance of the corresponding form class. Like any other class, this class can be instantiated more than once. But the Access designers didn’t choose to make this capability available to end users.

→	To review the code for creating a single instance of a form, see “Creating Your Own Objects,” p. 124.