Hi Cetin,

Cathy's idea worked. I sent you the project in email just now. You can see the report after you run a comparison between two directories. I made a bunch of changes throughout the app - mostly to display the actual field and tag differences in the treeview and added printing. It meets my requirements now but I would like to change the display colors in the treeview from yellow to blue and from light green to dark green to make it easier to see in the report. I want the color report to match the treeview display. Changing the colors in the report is easy, but the treeview takes some more research on my part. Do you know of an easy way to do it? I use Wouter's utility to compare two directories of the same project when there is more than one version or different versions for different states, etc. That is the case we have right now. I have a project that started out 10 years ago as one app for one state. Then they added more states and hired more programmers and it turned into many different apps. Now I have to merge all of the apps into one app and I need a graphical way and report to view the table differences. It really works great. Let me know if you find an easy way to change the colors in the treeview and I will do it or you can change them yourself if you like and email it back to me? I have to go to a meeting shortly but will work on it again when I return because I have to turn the reports in tomorrow.


Thanks,
Tracy

>Tracy,
>BTW I can't even imagine how would you control treeview 'vertical' lines in a report w/o tons of 'print when'. Is it possible for you to send me a copy ? If not I understand it, TIA.
>Cetin