Chris,

Look at some of the OLE drag drop sample code in the solutions.app. You can detect the drop event to insert a new row in your table. Open another dialog or set focus to a quantity textbox used to gather that data right on your drop target form.

>I need to represent the pulling together of stock items and then various processes being performed on those items... I see the controls as stock items and processes. The user would then drag these across onto the form and build up a job log sort of thing. As they drag an item across they enter a value for quantity etc and database stock levels get adjusted accordingly.
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>Can you see this working?