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Use the Shell command to open that .pdf file You should be able to use the Shell command to open that .pdf file. Shell stAppName & stPathName, vbNormalFocus where: stAppName = "F:\apps\Adobe\AcroRd32.exe " stPathName = the complete pathname of your .pdf file

Resolution I noticed that no one responded to your treeview question. Were you ever able to figure out your treeview problem?

I would like to use Mail Merge, if possible, to create a Word table using data from Assess that essentially mimics an Access report. I have created a multi-record report in Access. But I want that multi-record "table" of information in a Word document. I know that you can use Publish It to...

Directory Listbox Thanks Sergeant, that database posted by LagBolt was essentially the approach that I had decided to use if the VB6 DirListBox ActiveX control could not be used within Access. Adding subfolder levels only as needed is an excellant way to initially populate the TreeView quickly...

Can you use a VB6 directory listbox control on a MS Access form to display the directory structure? If so, how do you do it? Or is there some other way to display a user selectable directory structure on an Access form? Thanks tw