>I thought of that, but then I would have to iterate through the entire tree from top to bottom looking for the
>PK value. There doesn't seem to be any alternative though.
>
>With a standard ActiveX TreeView control I could do:
>
>

>oNode = .TreeView.Nodes(parentkeyvalue)
>.TreeView.Nodes.Add(oNode.Key,4,NewChildKey, 'Child Text)
>

>
>But the DBI control doesn't seem to support the typical collection syntax.
>
>It's sort of disheartening since I paid $400 for the set of controls and I find out they don't follow standards.

Kevin,
What are standards?
This is just an ActiveX control (I talk about MS TreeView)
There are huge numbers of ActiveX TreeView controls which used different techniques, some use collections, some use arrays, some neither af the both listed :-)
That is almost the same situation when you go and change some software which is worked for thousand years with your own and all users start to complain:
"But in my old application I used F5 to add a new record, but now you want me to click on button or to press Alt+A!!!"