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Default Using classes in Data Access Pages

Does anyone know if there's a way to use classes in a standalone data access page? I've got some functions that automate a few tasks we perform manually all day long, and I'd like to make them available via data access pages (we're trying to keep people from having to actually run access, if possible). Since the functions are reused a bunch, on several different pages, I'd prefer to keep them all in the class and call them from random pages, but I can't seem to figure out how to do this properly.

Any advice would be a great help. My automation background is in large-scale database design, process automation, and web interfaces, and so mating those techniques with Access has been challenging, but interesting. I'd appreciate input on making this work.





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