Access 2013 64-bit Treeview Alternative

I have a code snippets application that I wrote in Access and recently migrated to 64-bit version of Office 2013.
In addition to the Snippets being searchable, I also had them organized in a hierarchy (i.e., treeview) for browsing. With expandable nodes for such things as TSQL, CSS, etc.
I don't really see much point in complaining about Microsoft's short-sightedness in eliminating the treeview control, so I'm just going to pose a question that highlight my basic problem:
What can I use in 2013 Access 64-bit to display the hierarchical organization of my data ??
Look forward to your suggestions.

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