>>Mike,
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>>I want to thank you for the SplitCon class, which you made available for Download on your site (BTW, may be it's time to get a link in the Downloads section here as well). In less than 30 min. I was able to convert the existing application into application with splitting functionality.
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>>Thanks a lot.
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>You're welcome, Nadya. But seriously, a half hour?! I think it would take me longer than that just to remind myself how this thing works. Therein lies the reason for my tendency to comment my code profusely.

I always admire how thoroughly you comment your code. I wish I could comment as well, as you do.

Seriously, it took me ~5 min. to look into SplitCon class (I didn't try to deeply understand it, just grasped an idea), then 2 min. to look into XFormDBF form for actual implementation sample, then 15 min. to recode my form, then ~15 min. to debug and overcome the little problem of minimal possible grid's height [IMPORTANT REMARK: grid's height could not be less than its HeaderHeight]. So, it total it took 37 min. yesterday and about 1.30h today to fix remaining problems with re-pointing code...


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>I'll take this opportunity to thank Doug Hennig again for his contributions to my education. I always look forward to reading Doug's articles, which invariably are extremely informative and well written. Doug has an uncanny knack for zeroing in on problems and issues that are of particular interest.
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>If you are volunteering to add a link to my SplitCon programs in the UT downloads section, I don't have any objection to that, but I'd prefer to maintain my own programs, documentation, and discussion areas on my own web site. I'm pretty busy, and this is the most manageable arrangement for me.
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>Mike
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>P.S. Here are the links to the SplitCon documentation and download.


Well, Nick is Downloads keeper, so it should be his turn to add this entry here. Nick?