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This has to be easy, but my scrambled brain can't figure it out. I know that CommomDialog.FileName gives me the full path and file name of a selected file. I just want the user to select a directory, not a specific file. Do I use CommonDialog? If yes: What is the easiest way to parse out...

Here's more information on what I'm doing. In form one, I use a query of the main table to populate the list box that does not show my updated data without the delay. In form two, I use the actual table to populate the text boxes.

I believe I am doing what you are suggesting. I do not use bound controls. I populate the controls through code. Please advise if this is not what you meant. I am most interested in what you do with the ado recordset(s) after the update. I close one recordset and open another (tied to the...

I put the statement after the .open statement and got rid of the error. But the problem is still there. I don't see updates made on form two unless i put in a 1-2 second delay. Also, and maybe more importantly, I create the record on form one and then go to form two for detail entry. Without...

There was a lot of information in that thread. The last piece seemed the most applicable to me. Here is a copy of those statements: "However, this only flushes the read-cach, and not the lazy write-cache. We have to do that differently. A Connection has a "Jet OLEDB:Transaction...

My app has two forms. The first is a list box full of names. The second is text boxes with the detail for the list (address, etc.). Following is the steps I take to add or edit names. 1. I open an ado connection to a database and populate a list box with names. I then select a name to edit...

That definitely helps to minimize to the System Tray. But what about to the Task Bar? There has to be a simple solution.

My VB6 app does not minimize to the task bar even though I have ShowInTaskBar set to True. It shrinks down and parks itself just above the Start button. This has got to be an easy solution. What the heck am I not doing? Thanks in advance, Rob