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Programmatically Moving or Docking an Existing Pane
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/26/2008
To programmatically dock a pane, you will need to destroy the pane, then create a new pane, using the CreatePane method to specify the new place to dock the pane. The instance of the attached form\object still exists after a pane is destroyed. After...
Keep Docking Panes from Drawing Over CommandBars
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/26/2008
To keep the Docking Panes from drawing over top of the CommandBars you need to right-click on the docking pane control on your form and set "Send To Back" as in the picture below. The ComandBars object must be "in-front" of the DockingPane control: ...
Adding Multi-Line Items
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/03/2008
Each property grid item can display multiple lines of text. To enable multi-line support, set the MultiLinesCount property of the item to a number greater than 1. The item will then display the number of lines of text up to the value stored in MultiL...
Adding Multi-Line Items
by Mike Palmatier Visual C++ Created on 05/03/2008
Each property grid item can display multiple lines of text. To enable multi-line support, use the SetMultiLinesCount method of the item to specify a number greater than 1. VariableItemsHeight must also be True to see multi-line text values in the pr...
Allowing the Popup Window to be Moved
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/03/2008
By default you are not allowed to move the popup window when it is displayed. To allow your users to move the popup window all you need to do is set the AllowMove property to True. Now you will be able to click on the popup window and drag it around....
Allowing the Popup Window to be Moved
by Mike Palmatier Visual C++ Created on 05/03/2008
By default you are not allowed to move the popup window when it is displayed. To allow your users to move the popup window all you need to do is set the AllowMove property to TRUE. Now you will be able to click on the popup window and drag it around....
Adding Drag and Drop Support
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/03/2008
To enable drag and drop in a report control only a single line of code is needed. The EnableDragDrop method enables drag and drop for a report control. You must use EnableDragDrop for each report control that will use drag and drop. The report contro...
Printing a Report
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/03/2008
To print a report only a single line of code is needed. The PrintReport method is used to print the currently visible report. A zero 0 is passed in as the only parameter to use the systems default printer. 'Printing using the default printer dialog ...
Printing a Report
by Mike Palmatier Visual C++ Created on 05/03/2008
To print a report all you need to do is derive your current view from CXTPReportView. Then you can use the standard CView print methods to print the report. class CReportSampleView : public CXTPReportView The code below shows what your message ma...
Applying the Office 2007 Theme
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 05/03/2008
Applying the Office 2007 theme to the Calendar can be accomplished with only a few lines of code. You also have the option to change the base color used in the theme. By default the color will be the same color blue as used in Office 2007. Start by ...