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Thanks......<br />
We are going to slow down the load to where we physically &quot;page&quot; - the number of records; (similar to the way we handle them in &nbsp;asp.).<br />
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Thanks again
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Thanks......
We are going to slow down the load to where we physically "page" - the number of records; (similar to the way we handle them in  asp.).

Thanks again

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Hi TruGrid 7.0; and also MSFLEX grid... <br />
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I read the &quot;previous&quot; responses to adding an image msflex grid.. but I still don't see how that would work. &nbsp;Here specifically is request:<br />
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I want to place an image into a boud/unbound grid - where I know the location of the image<br />
(i.e. c:\somewhere\image.jpg &nbsp;) - and display that image in a grid. &nbsp;Basic size of the recordset could be several thousand records... so if some has a better idea (am open to suggetsions). &nbsp; We don't carry the image in the actual database; only the image filename/location.<br />
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So basically it would be nice if columns 0-X are bound and colum Y had the thumbnail displayed. &nbsp;
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Hi TruGrid 7.0; and also MSFLEX grid... 

I read the "previous" responses to adding an image msflex grid.. but I still don't see how that would work.  Here specifically is request:

I want to place an image into a boud/unbound grid - where I know the location of the image
(i.e. c:\somewhere\image.jpg  ) - and display that image in a grid.  Basic size of the recordset could be several thousand records... so if some has a better idea (am open to suggetsions).   We don't carry the image in the actual database; only the image filename/location.

So basically it would be nice if columns 0-X are bound and colum Y had the thumbnail displayed.  

Images in a Grid

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