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I disagree, it would be nice to see issues with each in one location, to facilitate comparing the two. A simple IE or NC would do well to start off the subject. If this keeps up you’ll have posts for separate versions.

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How about these from O’Reilly & Associates

Word 2000 Developer’s Handbook

So what’s the problem, there’s enough stuff you can learn in VBA that applies to VB, and there are things one can learn that apply to VBA. In your train of thought then, let’s have an Access VBA forum, Excel VBA forum, Word VBA forum, etc. as there are things in each that the others don’t have.

Exactly what I meant Howard

You will find the following:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/search/c.asp? turns into http://search.support.microsoft.com/kb/c.asp

They both look the same, however, note the title above the TechNet search. It states “Advanced Search”, and the main difference is in their lists of products. You see games and stuff in the URL listed above, you see more technical stuff in the TechNet link I posted. For example, Cluster Server is in the TechNet list but not in the URL above.

Basically if you go to Microsoft’s home page, then click support to get to http://support.microsoft.com/directory/ you then will find near the bottom, a list of online support under the heading “Find the online support that’s right for you.” When you go to any one of these support sites you will see a link to the searchable Knowledgebase, based on what page you are coming from the list of products is geared towards that type of customer.

How’s that for a short answer?

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Good to see you back Howard!