>>>You can play with the 'partition' property to simulate a freeze, but there is a lot of overhead if you want it act like a 'REAL' freeze column in a browse window.
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>>Sorry, really don't know what you mean.
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>>Marc
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>You can 'partition' a grid in two parts.
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>For example: in left partition you can be in 'edit' mode and on the rigth side in 'browse' mode.
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>To see what i'm talk about in action, open a window with a grid on it and place your mouse cursor over the little black rectangle in the lower left side of the grid, wen the cursor change to a double arrow, click and drag to divide your grid in two 'partition'.
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>You can also do this programmaticaly.
>Play with the following properties to do this:
>-Partition
>-Panel
>-PanelLink
>-View
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>HTH
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Look great !

This i have to try

Marc