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how do I create a folder/file browser in Access 2003???

Hi guys

Thank you for all your previous answers. My new question is as follows: how
do I create a folder/file browser in access 2003. That is, I would like the
user to locate several files (the back-end, logo, etc...) and save the path.

Cheers

Nic.
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On Tue, 18 May 2004 16:42:34 +1200, "WindAndWav es" <ac****@ngaru.c om>
wrote:

Same as in previous versions:
http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0002.htm

-Tom.

Hi guys

Thank you for all your previous answers. My new question is as follows: how
do I create a folder/file browser in access 2003. That is, I would like the
user to locate several files (the back-end, logo, etc...) and save the path.

Cheers

Nic.
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Nov 12 '05 #2
Thank you perfect. Really appreciate it. Hopefully I can help someone else
next time.
"Tom van Stiphout" <to*****@no.spa m.cox.net> wrote in message
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On Tue, 18 May 2004 16:42:34 +1200, "WindAndWav es" <ac****@ngaru.c om>
wrote:

Same as in previous versions:
http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0002.htm

-Tom.

Hi guys

Thank you for all your previous answers. My new question is as follows: howdo I create a folder/file browser in access 2003. That is, I would like theuser to locate several files (the back-end, logo, etc...) and save the path.
Cheers

Nic.
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Nov 12 '05 #3
WindAndWaves wrote:
Thank you perfect. Really appreciate it. Hopefully I can help someone else
next time.


It is AMAZING to me that MS has never provided a File/Open in any of its
versions in Access. I am sure many man years have been consumed on this
question and in the installation of it if we multiply the number of
developers that have spent time on this single question. I do believe
it exists in VB as a standard function via CommonDialog. If it exists
in a "developer" product like VB and does not exist in an "end-user"
product like Access I should think the oversight could be corrected.
Heck, even FoxPro for DOS has a FileOpen with the GetFile() function.
Nov 12 '05 #4
>
It is AMAZING to me that MS has never provided a File/Open in any of its
versions in Access. I am sure many man years have been consumed on this
question and in the installation of it if we multiply the number of
developers that have spent time on this single question. I do believe
it exists in VB as a standard function via CommonDialog. If it exists
in a "developer" product like VB and does not exist in an "end-user"
product like Access I should think the oversight could be corrected.
Heck, even FoxPro for DOS has a FileOpen with the GetFile() function.


From the access help files:

FileDialog Property

Returns a FileDialog object which represents a single instance of a file
dialog box.

expression.File Dialog(dialogTy pe)
dialogType Required MsoFileDialogTy pe. The type of file dialog box.

MsoFileDialog Type can be one of these MsoFileDialogTy pe constants.
msoFileDialogFi lePicker
msoFileDialogFo lderPicker
msoFileDialogOp en
msoFileDialogSa veAs

Example

This example displays the Save As dialog box.

Dim dlgSaveAs As FileDialog

Set dlgSaveAs = Application.Fil eDialog( _
FileDialogType: =msoFileDialogS aveAs)

dlgSaveAs.Show

This example displays the Open dialog box and allows a user to select
multiple files to open.

Dim dlgOpen As FileDialog

Set dlgOpen = Application.Fil eDialog( _
FileDialogType: =msoFileDialogO pen)

With dlgOpen
.AllowMultiSele ct = True
.Show
End With

The above text is right from the a2003 help files. As far as I know..that
last 2 versions of ms-access has this feature...

--
Albert D. Kallal (Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
pl************* ****@msn.com
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn
Nov 12 '05 #5
Albert D. Kallal wrote:
It is AMAZING to me that MS has never provided a File/Open in any of its
versions in Access. I am sure many man years have been consumed on this
question and in the installation of it if we multiply the number of
developers that have spent time on this single question. I do believe
it exists in VB as a standard function via CommonDialog. If it exists
in a "developer" product like VB and does not exist in an "end-user"
product like Access I should think the oversight could be corrected.
Heck, even FoxPro for DOS has a FileOpen with the GetFile() function.
From the access help files:


Thanks Albert. I haven't installed my A2003 yet and I have removed by
A2K. Glad to see they incorporated it.

FileDialog Property

Returns a FileDialog object which represents a single instance of a file
dialog box.

expression.File Dialog(dialogTy pe)
dialogType Required MsoFileDialogTy pe. The type of file dialog box.

MsoFileDialog Type can be one of these MsoFileDialogTy pe constants.
msoFileDialogFi lePicker
msoFileDialogFo lderPicker
msoFileDialogOp en
msoFileDialogSa veAs

Example

This example displays the Save As dialog box.

Dim dlgSaveAs As FileDialog

Set dlgSaveAs = Application.Fil eDialog( _
FileDialogType: =msoFileDialogS aveAs)

dlgSaveAs.Show

This example displays the Open dialog box and allows a user to select
multiple files to open.

Dim dlgOpen As FileDialog

Set dlgOpen = Application.Fil eDialog( _
FileDialogType: =msoFileDialogO pen)

With dlgOpen
.AllowMultiSele ct = True
.Show
End With

The above text is right from the a2003 help files. As far as I know..that
last 2 versions of ms-access has this feature...


Nov 12 '05 #6
"Albert D. Kallal" <Pl************ *******@msn.com > wrote in message
news:Ohrqc.4942 72$Pk3.224589@p d7tw1no...

Example

This example displays the Save As dialog box.

Dim dlgSaveAs As FileDialog

Set dlgSaveAs = Application.Fil eDialog( _
FileDialogType: =msoFileDialogS aveAs)

dlgSaveAs.Show


Doesn't work in Access 2002
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=282335

--
Joan Wild
Microsoft Access MVP
Nov 12 '05 #7

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