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If you check the MS Knowledge Base <br />
<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/kb/" rel="ugc">http://www.microsoft.com/kb/</a><br />
and run a search for Open File Dialog API, there is an article there that has instructions for using the windows Open File Dialog Box. Not sure of the article number, but I know its there because I've used it.<br />

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If you check the MS Knowledge Base
http://www.microsoft.com/kb/ [http://www.microsoft.com/kb/]
and run a search for Open File Dialog API, there is an article there that has instructions for using the windows Open File Dialog Box. Not sure of the article number, but I know its there because I've used it.


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The article that I found, describes how to use the Open Dialog Box from ACCESS 2.0. But this procedure doesn't work in ACCESS 95 once some of the used functions and Types are not declared at the system libraries of this version.<br />

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The article that I found, describes how to use the Open Dialog Box from ACCESS 2.0. But this procedure doesn't work in ACCESS 95 once some of the used functions and Types are not declared at the system libraries of this version.


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How can I open an Open/Save dialog box in an ACCESS 95 form? &nbsp;<br />
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Obs: In ACCESS 2.0 I'm using the function WLIB_GetFileName(), defined in the WZLIB.MDA file. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;In ACCESS 97 I can use directly an OCX or ActiveX control. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;But in ACCESS 95, when I use the .ShowOpen Method for the CommDialog, an error occurs...
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How can I open an Open/Save dialog box in an ACCESS 95 form?  
  
Obs: In ACCESS 2.0 I'm using the function WLIB_GetFileName(), defined in the WZLIB.MDA file.  
     In ACCESS 97 I can use directly an OCX or ActiveX control.  
     But in ACCESS 95, when I use the .ShowOpen Method for the CommDialog, an error occurs...

Open/Save dialog in ACCESS 95

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