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    Modules in OCX

    How do you get a Public Sub in a module to be seen in an UserControl. I need a module to write a sub that would be called with "AddressOf". The problem is that the UserControl doesn't seem to see the module. Any ideas?
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    is the module in the same ocx as the usercontrol?

    if you made an ocx and the module is in your main code
    then you wont have default access to the functions..(you
    might be able to from Usercontrol.Parent. but even if
    it worked thats not a good way to go.)

    if the module is compiled into the same ocx as the
    usercontrol you shouldnt have a problem with accessing
    its functions/subs
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    one other thought i just had, is if the module is in the same
    ocx but intellisense wont work with the module or if it wont
    autocomplete, that can happen when you have some kinds of
    errors in your module code.

    the following type declaration would cause such an error

    Public Type i
    print As Integer
    for As Long
    End Type

    print and for are reserved words, but in the type declare, they
    dont turn red, but you have now lost intellisense for the entire
    library they are in. I forget other examples where I have had this happen...I think there is another situation it does in too though
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