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Visual Basic
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>3 - Is it my imagination or are only some of the methods-props avaialable to an object actually displayed in the editor or prop sheet?
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>I believe that only those properties that can be changed at design time are listed. But that doesn't narrow down *too* much (and besides, how useful is it really to have items like Z-Order listed on a PEM sheet?).

Well - it's nice to know what is available. The only way I can "see" any of these props is from the intellisense when writing code. Am I missing something there? this seems like a tough way to find out what is available.

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>>>>4 - How does one drill down into a data grid to put code
>>>>into the various columns or textboxes within columns?
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>Depends which grid you are using. Mainly, you can't do it. In most grids, events are captured at the control (grid) level instead, and you need to react there, referencing the index or identifier of the cell that generated the event. This doesn't bother me so much because even in VFP I like this approach better (just my own preference though).

I can see the point for methods- what about props though? Does the standard datagrid allow you to have different formatting, fonts, colors, etc. per column. What about differnt contols in the grid like combo boxes or checkboxes?

thanks,
Ken B. Matson
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