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Thanks Ghuson for the pointers. I tried that already. It used two listboxes to display parents and children. It would be nice to use just one (TreeView type). Nice try though! I wonder if any Access MVP outthere can give some thoughts to this. I don't think it's not doable, just difficult...

Off tracks? It's nice to see that my thread has expanded to three pages but I see none, maybe the second one, answers the question. With all the discussion going on, I guess that they somewhat answer the question, advertisers can say whatever they want in their commercials. Any other thoughts?

I'm not sure how IE's FILE functionality will do the trick. Can you please give details? Thanks

Has any of you ever heard or seen a commercial and then wondered if what they said was actually true? It happens to me everytime and I'm wondering if the goverment does regulate what they can say and what they can't in a commercial. I've seen so many car ads and they say something like "We...

Thanks Popeye for reposting all these samples. I posted a question regarding TreeView control in the General section. Maybe you can help. Thanks

Hi All, I've been trying to use TreeView control to display my computer's directories and folders just like Windows Explorer does. Thanks to Popeye for reposting all the Treeview samples (samples posted before the site was hacked). Most or all of these samples, TreeView is used to display...

Thanks Ghuson for the link however, yours pops up a separate window to select a folder or file. The sample I'm looking for has that feature built on an Access form as a subform. Thanks WindSailor for the links also and you were right; those were not actually what I'm looking for but I found...

Before this site was hacked, there was a very, I mean...extremely neat, sample database called Code Repository posted in the Sample DB section. I got it then lost it due to my harddisk 's failure. Has anyone else gotten and still have it, please repost? It has a feature that I'd like to see...

If you're entering data directly into a table, it will be impossible to accomplish what you want. You might want to try entering data thru a form. This will avoid having to go to the end of a table to enter new record. Also, you can mimic a form to look exactly like a table. You can do all...

OldNumber is 2-digit number. NewNumber = Left(OldNumber,1) & "-" & Right(OldNumber,1). There should be even a quicker way, standby...

Is there a quick way to convert an Access app first into Visual Basic then compile it to produce .exe file? If not, what are the necessary steps to take in order to migrate (or convert) from Access to VB or C++ (Visual Studio)? Please...

Your question is: Is this possible? The answer is: Yes, it is possible to do so.

Still don't know what a "c" word is! Am I in a "dark" world or what or is it because I'm a "perfect" citizen who has never used a bad word before? Can somebody PM me what it is? I know...curiosity killed the cat but heck with it, nothing to lose. Thanks.

What's the 'C' word? I wonder.

How does it know what URL to select for every click? Hyperlink would work great!

How would you want your results to show, as report? query? form?.... So your scan first goes to your Text0 box, then you click btn1 to show a list of "Like" product. Is that what you want?

Is it just me that seeing stars and crawling worms on my monitor? Please...

Sample attached - See the attached sample, created just for you. You can learn from there. So long,

Ghuson, Isn't it true that Input Mask forces users to input as set-format? I think what he wants is that the input gets modified (dashes added after the input box is updated) afterwards. That case, the user just has to enter numbers w/o dashes and then when the number is stored into a table...

I also wonder what police would do (nothing?) if I can capture anyone breaking traffic laws on a camera and then turn it in to police? Myselft, while driving, got cut-in by so many cars and they did not even use their turning signals :mad:.