Using Control
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RE: Using Control
Best Regards,
Scott
ATS, CDCE, CTIA, CTDC
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, and no simpler."
RE: Using Control
1. I don't know to use it in VFP
2. It is suggested for >Net
Please advise.
Saif
RE: Using Control
The problem is that you cannot purchase individual controls. You have to take an entire library (such as the Studio Contols COM library), and it can work out quite expensive.
If you are in any doubt, do as Scott says. There are demo versions of all their products, so just download them and try them.
Mike
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Visual FoxPro articles, tips and downloads
RE: Using Control
These two:
http://www.dbi-tech.com/ProductPage_SolutionsSched...
http://www.dbi-tech.com/ProductPage_StudioControls...
Bye, Olaf.
RE: Using Control
1. For general advice about using ActiveX (COM) controls in VFP, see the VFP Help. The DBI controls all come with their own documentation.
2. The 32-bit ActiveX controls all work with VFP. There are separate products for .NET.
Mike
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Visual FoxPro articles, tips and downloads