>>>>1) I noticed, that you joined UT quite recently. How did you find UT?
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>>> Friend recommandation.
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>> While ago Dmitry Duginov recommended me this forum. If we would know, how grateful I'm now... This forum helps me in almost all my problems. And right now I even sometimes can make suggestions by myself :) Do you know Dmitry?
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> No. I don't know many persons in this world I wish to know. This because some sort of miscommunication at Ukraine for some time... ;( Now I can use Internet more.
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>>>>2) Are you from Lviv (Lvov in Russian :) originally and now in USA (or Canada)?
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>>> I'm in USA now for a couple of months, will depart at the end of October.
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>> So, it was not a bad guess :)
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> DEVCON 11 is the main reason I'm here :)

I wish, I could come...
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>>> I already passed this period of development. In addition to all above my grid class have special events, like 'eventControlDoubleClick', 'ShortCutMenu' (allows to 'add' grid general menu to control-specific menu), etc. All called from inside of grid, so now I never write any code for any control inside grid (include headers). This allows to rebuild grids dynamically and still have correct functionality (you know, VFP does grid rebuilding very often). I just written my code in ColumnCount_Assign and RecordSource_Assign to maintain original grid layout when any rebuilding occurs, so I always sure correct controls used.
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>> I think, I'm intrigued (Gosh, I definitely misspelled this word :)) Could you send your grid class to me?
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> Probably not, because it is property of company I'm working on. In addition, it contains many hard-coded things related to our application framework. I can just send samples of how to do something with it...
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>>>>BTW, how would you translate Grid in Russian? 'Setka'? In this case it would be 'she' in Russian too :)
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>>> 'Tablitsa', anyway 'she' :) However, we, russians (and ukrainians too) often use English terms, because it is much more easy. So we say Grid in most cases. Sometimes it is quite hard to translate English computer terms to Russian/Ukrainian.
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>> Yes, I thought the same. Nobody would say 'tablitsa' or 'setka' instead of Grid. Just Grid. Untranslable :))
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> The same as 'Undo'. If you know Russian, how you will transalte it? ;))

Vernis' ko mne, ja vse proshu? :)

Revert? :))