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About Ravindra
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Topic: Visual Basic



Expert: Ravindra
Date: 8/31/2008
Subject: vb 6.0 quest

Question
explain the difference between declaring a variable in general declaration section of std code module and declaring a variable in form module?

Answer
it would be nicer if your question started like
could you please explain...
the tone appears impolite; and since this is a free voluntary service, you need  to more moderate if you want to elicit a reply.

in western countries, it is unthinkable so why follow it in east.

to answer your question

the  variable declared in gen section is available to all procedures of that form.

the  modular variable, has to be public and is available to all procedures of all forms in  the project.

if it is just one form no module declaration is requried  

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