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>when creating a field of type dbBoolean, How to display the check box in
>that field if table is opened in data view. All I can get is -1 or zero?


>If you are talking about the "data view" addon that comes with VB6, it
<is pretty much just what it is - a simple 'n quick viewer, and what
<you see is what you get.

Nope, The Table Datasheet view in Access, No biggie, just a bit annoying

>How (When using DAO to create Database) Can I get Access to display a 
>msgbox
>if mdb file is opened using Access
>
>You lost me there. If a "mdb file" is opened in MSAccess then I would
>imagine it is known it is opened in MS Access? <g>

>I'm guessing that what you want to do is if your VB6 application
>currently has the file open you want a message box to appear when a
>user opens it using MS Access.

Nope, The VB6 app uses only disconnected recordsets, so not connected to mdb 
file.
If someone opens the mdb file using Access then Access shows a msgbox saying 
something like "it's your database, break it if you want to"
Easy to do using Access, Clueless if it's even possible using DAO when 
creating the mdb file


Thank you very much for taking the time to reply

Anyone Else got ideas?

Ivar