Hm. Possibly. Calling the Windows API directly is certainly within my power, though messier than I'd normally want for this. If I can't find a solution in their scripting language, I'll resort to that. And that example shows how to do it in detail. THANKS!
I lived the hell of having Access (97 no less) as a primary developing platform for 10 years. In the end, we ended up with most of that kinda stuff calling the API directly because VBA just doesn't give enough control. If you wrap it up nicely enough, it becomes just as simple and easy to use as the built in stuff.
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