	To load this add-in go to File Add-ins Add-in Manager within Access
and select DAO Builder.  Close and restart Access.  You will not see DAO 
Builder listed as a library database.  To use it, open any kind of module 
and click your right mouse button.  Choose Build and then DAO Builder.  It 
will then appear ready to be used within the module.
	As for using it clicking on the Object or Collections option buttons 
switches between a listing of DAO objects and collections.  Clicking on any 
object or collections displays the related methods and properties for that 
object or collection.  Clicking on a method or property displays sample syntax 
for that method or property in the Samples window.  Clicking on one of the 
sample syntaxes copies it to the Code window.  This is how you write your 
function or sub.  DAO Builder should automatically Dim object variables for 
you, as well as append them to the appropriate collection.  You can direct 
where your code is pasted by simply clicking at that spot in the Code window.  
If you don't click in the Code window, your code will automatically be added 
to the bottom of the Code window.  Clicking on the Erase button clears your 
code.  Clicking on the Clipboard button copies your code to the Clipboard 
ready to be pasted into a module.  Clicking on the Toggle Db Objects allows 
you to view your tables, queries, forms and reports to check object and 
field names.  The Basic Toolkit gives some commonly used Access Basic commands 
to paste into your function.  Clicking on the Customize Toolkit allows you to 
add and delete commands from the Basic Toolkit.  The Code window can be 
enlarged by double-clicking on it.  Double-clicking a second time returns it 
to normal.
	Hope you enjoy using this.  Remember this add-in is NOT supported by
Microsoft.  Author: David Lobell.