You should be aware that to use this control in Office (except for Access)
you will need a design time licence for every machine it runs on. In other
words, you are not allowed to distribute Excel apps built with the treeview
and/or the imageview control.



Thanks for telling me about that.

I use two machines here at work... one has Visual Basic 6, and the other
does not. The one that does not have VB6 does have MS Access 2000. Is that
why the treeview and imagelist controls are available on the machine without
VB?

Question... how would one be supposed to know that distributing Excel apps
with the treeview and imagelist is inappropriate, when it is available and
works from Excel, without any warnings about illegality? I didn't know.
(and haven't done it yet).

Mark