You bet! I'm always looking for new methods, etc...

larrymoody@email.msn.com

Thanks

>Larry,
>
>Sorry about not responding right away. I have been working against a short deadline the past week or so.
>
>The November 98 issue of FoxPro Advisor has an explanation in Ask Advisor of highlighting grid rows.
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>I have a grid that is done a little differently. It works and its pretty fast. You are welcome to the code if your post your e-mail address
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>regards,
>
>JME
>
>>Well, I found him by searching for his name on Yahoo! Hey, whatever works :)
>>
>>But his grid class leaves one column a different color that the others on the selected record too... I guess the reasoning for using the shape object is purely speed related, but the interface is the same.
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>>(shouting) Dave?? you out there??? Can you help me out here??
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>>:)
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>>Thanks James
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>>>Larry,
>>>
>>>No offense taken. It is a little cluttered. Try looking up David in the UT member roster. I think a better web address can be found there.
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>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>>No offense intended, but that's the most cluttered, un-navigable, meandering maze of links and logos I've ever had the displeasure to muddle through!
>>>>
>>>>I clicked and browsed and searched but found no reference to David Frankebach... has he "moved"?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks for any help...
>>>>
>>>>>Larry,
>>>>>
>>>>>You're probably thinking of David Frankenbach's novel method of overlaying a grid with shapes to provide shading. It does worke well, and it is quite fast.
>>>>>His website is http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle. There is a bunch of goodies there.
>>>>>
>>>>>regards,
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>I remember reading a message re: how to highlight the entire row in a grid (cleanly)
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>>>>>>I believe it involved placing an invisible shape object over the grid, then ?????
>>>>>>
>>>>>>can someone point me to that message please?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have rows highlighting using dynamicbackcolor, etc but there's always one column of the selected row that is not colored (i.e. in "edit" mode)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA