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You can change values in individual fields very easily. One way: form1.table1.Edit; //or form1.table1.Insert or Append; form1.table1YOURFIELDNAME.Value := 58 form1.table1.Post; or form1.table1.Edit; form1.table1YOURFIELDNAME.AsInteger :=58 form1.table1.Post; For a string: form1.table1.Edit...

azteroth Here is a way to create a right justified edit box. I copied liberally from the Jedi Code for the JVEdit component (free from their home page at: http://www.delphi-jedi.org) unit Unit1; interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms...

What Units are listed in the USES clause of your console app?

Have you tried: f (Utility.Modified) then begin CallBackQ.Edit; CallBackQ.FieldByName('BACKCOMP').NewValue:=Utility.Text; CallBackQ.Post; end; BTW - the statement: StatBar.Panels[1].Text:='Modified'; is executed everytime regradless of the result of the "if" statement.

Trychanging the CallBackQ.FieldByName('BACKCOMP').NewValue:=Utility.Text; to: CallBackQ.FieldByName('BACKCOMP').AsString:=Utility.Text;

Some companies acually have the client contact them either by phone or email for an unlocking key code. Each time the program is re-installed, the user will have to contact you for the unlocking key code because the ariginal one won't work. The new unlocking code acually changes every day.

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I wrote this combo box component that will give the user a drop-down list of all available printers. When the user selects the printer, it becomes the current printer. i used it in a Crystal Reports viewer program: unit PrintersCombo; interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes...

Perhaps one of the other forms are using variables (global?) found on Form 3...

Do you receive any update errors back from the Provider after updates apply? What is the Result set that is returned? Also, check to see if the first time you apply the updates if all changes are applied correctly. If it always works the first time, but after that, errors occur, it might be...

Do the app make an explicit Post after each edit, insert, delete? i.e. begin Table1.Edit; Table1.Post; end; Sometimes the implicit Posts are not handled properly, such as putting a record in edit mode and them moving to another record. This usually calls a posts, but is not always reliable.

How are you inserting the records into Access? Are you using ODBC, ADO or?

Because a set cannot be directly assigned to an Pchar array. The array is looking for a PChar to go in each slot not a set of characters.

Haven't seen any support yet from Borland for the WinCE platform. There is "delphi"lke software for the Palm PC called Pocket Studio. http://www.pocket-technologies.com/

Are you using Paradox tables? If so, a lock was placed on the table whenever it is being used, even if you are the sole user. If for some reason, the table was not closed properly i.e. - the application froze, computer rebooted etc. the lock was not removed. Search for the file...

You might check out the short article on Delphi DLL's at: http://www.devx.com/dbzone/articles/hg0102/hg0102-1.asp It explains using the stdcall function rather than register to allow other app's to use the dll.

HI, will you have a number more than once in either column? such as 1 2 1 3 2 5

The WrapText function might be what you need. WrapText returns a copy of your string broken into multiple lines. Each line is broken whena a line reaches MaxCol characters. To create a line break, BreakSStr is inserted in the string after a series of BreakChars characters at the end of the...

Are your tables a master-detail relationship? For instance if you click on a master table record ( for instance, customer) all the details (such as orders) for that cusotomer will also be displayed?

1. be sure to close the child tables first and then the master tables 2. sometimes if a program crashes while accessing the table it will leave the Table in a n unstable state. "Improperly closing files such as due to loss of power or restarting a workstation or the server without closing...