Yes I do. But it is easier for me to maintain the files on my web site.

Thanks

>>Having the need to speed up my TreeViews as the tables have grown I started to search for a way to speed them up.
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>>After studing David's TreeView101 example using a directory and his Build on the Fly coding I realized that that was the way to go. But I needed to do it on a set of relational tables not a directory listing. I also needed to be able to selectively allow a multiselect of some levels on the tree. Thanks to David's example I coded one using the sample customer/orders database. I did the multiselect on the treeveiw by using the .Bold and the MouseDown to see if the shift key was pressed while the left mouse was clicked on a node. Then I stored to or removed from an array the unique ID's of the items selected. This gave me the list of items that were selected for later processing.
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>>I have placed the TreeViewII Example on my web site. Enjoy
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>>http://www.semo.net/suburb/thornton/visual.html
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>Did you know you can also submit files to the files section on the UT.