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From: kennytwk via AccessMonster.com on 18 Dec 2006 23:52
hi experts, i am tryingto create an export file dialog box, i want my dialog
box to look exactly the same as the when we click on "Save As" in any of the
Microsoft product? i need to custom built mine, i am stuck at the "view tree",
as in viewing the location of the file to be store, i dunno which one to use
as mention in the title, btw i dunno how to use it as well,

is there an easier way? thanks a million

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From: Rob Parker on 19 Dec 2006 00:48
Save yourself an awful lot of trouble by not re-inventing the wheel, and
instead use the Windows API call for the standard file open/save dialog box.
See here for details:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0001.htm

HTH,

Rob

"kennytwk via AccessMonster.com" <u30020(a)uwe> wrote in message
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> hi experts, i am tryingto create an export file dialog box, i want my
> dialog
> box to look exactly the same as the when we click on "Save As" in any of
> the
> Microsoft product? i need to custom built mine, i am stuck at the "view
> tree",
> as in viewing the location of the file to be store, i dunno which one to
> use
> as mention in the title, btw i dunno how to use it as well,
>
> is there an easier way? thanks a million
>
> --
> Message posted via AccessMonster.com
> http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-formscoding/200612/1
>


From: kennytwk via AccessMonster.com on 19 Dec 2006 04:43
wow, thanks!, save me a lot of trouble,
btw, u got any idea on Microsoft Office Spreadsheet 11.0 found in microsoft
access? (including adding custom built add-in function to its right click), i
am to connect the spreadsheet to any database i have created when i choose
the database from my combobox, printing function as well, these 2 shouldn't
be much problem but if u have any idea, please kindly drop some hints,

the custom built add-in right-click function is the headache, thanks

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From: Rob Parker on 19 Dec 2006 06:44
Glad to have helped on your first problem, but sorry, can't help on the new
one.

You might find it useful to re-post your new question with a more
descriptive subject line. I'm sure someone here will be able to assist.

Rob


"kennytwk via AccessMonster.com" <u30020(a)uwe> wrote in message
news:6afcc667b213c(a)uwe...
> wow, thanks!, save me a lot of trouble,
> btw, u got any idea on Microsoft Office Spreadsheet 11.0 found in
> microsoft
> access? (including adding custom built add-in function to its right
> click), i
> am to connect the spreadsheet to any database i have created when i choose
> the database from my combobox, printing function as well, these 2
> shouldn't
> be much problem but if u have any idea, please kindly drop some hints,
>
> the custom built add-in right-click function is the headache, thanks
>
> --
> Message posted via AccessMonster.com
> http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-formscoding/200612/1
>


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