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What is a intrinsic control

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krill

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Hi guys a quick one I hope....

Recently I have try to use the ADODC data control and even the True DBControl on objects such as MSFlex Grid and Some other charting components. Ech time it spits the dumbing and tells me to use a "intrinsic control data control"

Not to sure what they mean by "intrinsic control" any ideas?


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An intrinsic control is a systemdefined control.
All the control includen in your defaullt toolbox are intrinsic. Therefore using an intrinsic data control would be using the "data" control from the toolbox.

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Nettan
 
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