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U could also try the newly released FarPoint Spread v3.5 which has the Heirarchical ListView functionality in it<br />

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U could also try the newly released FarPoint Spread v3.5 which has the Heirarchical ListView functionality in it


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Sorry, in my comments, &quot;good luck&quot; should read as &quot;good look&quot;. Typo error.
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Sorry, in my comments, "good luck" should read as "good look". Typo error.

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If you are interested, can look at this Spell Check code for VB. You can change it for data-binding, with that.<br />
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<a href="http://www.patorjk.com/vb32mafcode.htm#SpellChecker" rel="ugc">http://www.patorjk.com/vb32mafcode.htm#SpellChecker</a><br />
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I came across it, so I am putting it here.<br />
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Cheers.
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If you are interested, can look at this Spell Check code for VB. You can change it for data-binding, with that.

http://www.patorjk.com/vb32mafcode.htm#SpellChecker [http://www.patorjk.com/vb32mafcode.htm#SpellChecker]

I came across it, so I am putting it here.

Cheers.

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Hello all!<br />
<br />
I'm currently researching controls, and wanted to get someone's recommendation into controls.<br />
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I have need for two controls:<br />
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1.) A hierarchical, collapsible grid control.<br />
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2.) A data bound spell checking control.<br />
<br />
TIA,<br />
-Jason
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Hello all!

I'm currently researching controls, and wanted to get someone's recommendation into controls.

I have need for two controls:

1.) A hierarchical, collapsible grid control.

2.) A data bound spell checking control.

TIA,
-Jason

Control Recommendations?

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