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Do you want it bound to the DB and converting graphics our are you using it in unbound mode? &nbsp;I don't know of a control that will allow you to manipulate the object if it is bound.<br />
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Do you want it bound to the DB and converting graphics our are you using it in unbound mode?  I don't know of a control that will allow you to manipulate the object if it is bound.




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let us say, we using it in unbound mode<br />
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elzohry
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let us say, we using it in unbound mode

elzohry

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I will leave a recommendation in Community Support that this question is:
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Per recommendation, force-accepted.<br />
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Netminder<br />
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Per recommendation, force-accepted.

Netminder
EE Admin

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I want a graphic DBGrid control, or any control that can show a graphic or colored text according to a special values in my DataBase file (e.g. mdb file).<br />
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elzohry
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I want a graphic DBGrid control, or any control that can show a graphic or colored text according to a special values in my DataBase file (e.g. mdb file).

elzohry

Graphic Dbgrid Control

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