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  1. mschlawin

    How to handle hundreds of checkboxes

    Daddy, You are a genius! I double checked the .csv file with all 902 seat names and locations and I found a one character typo. (Seat A17 should have been A117 !!) I corrected it and everything is working perfectly. I compiled your code and it is doing just what I want. Thanks tons! Matt
  2. mschlawin

    How to handle hundreds of checkboxes

    Thanks for the help. That was actually the way I first had it. When it kept crashing, I added the = true. Then I added the parenthesis. All of them give the same results. Matt
  3. mschlawin

    How to handle hundreds of checkboxes

    Aaron, Thanks for you input. I've been trying for the last couple of days what you suggested , but I'm having problems. First I declared types like this: type SeatType=record Name:string[5]; chkbox:TCheckBox; end; BalconySeatType=array[1..TotalBalconySeats] of SeatType...
  4. mschlawin

    How to handle hundreds of checkboxes

    Hello, I'm using Delphi 7. I have a form with over one hundred checkboxes layed out on a diagram of seats in an auditorium. A check means the seat is taken, unchecked means it is open. The checkbox components are named by the seat name, A1, A2...A34,B1,B2,...B36,C1...etc so...
  5. mschlawin

    An NLM has been loaded which does not allow low-priority threads to be

    Do you have mirrored drives? We get this error if the drives need to be remirrored. The error goes away when the mirror process is done.<br> <br> Matt Schlawin

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