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Sheridan Data Widgets 3.11 22

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All this means is that the OLE DB controls could not be bound tothe ODBC DataSource defined in the FRM file. Simply change theDataSource property of the offending controls to their OLE DBequivalents.Partial-match searches are not supported when bound tothe either the RDC or the RDSWhen the EDC (Enhanced Data Control) is bound to the Remote DataControl (RDC) from within Visual Basic or when it is bound tothe Remote Data Service (RDS) from within Internet Explorer, wildcardsearches are not supported. Also, when the EDC is bound to thestandard Visual Basic 4.0 and 5.0 Data Control and theRecordsetType property of the Data Control is set to "Table",wildcard searches are not supported.Hence a search criteria of "*eek" will not successfullylocate an item containing "week." However, a searchcriterion of "wee" will successfully locate recordscontaining "week" in these environments.Text and Value Properties for a Cell with a Date MaskZero's are placed to the left of entered digits in a cell with adate mask if those empty placeholders are prompt characters. Ifthere is no entered digit for the field (month, day, year), allrequired locations are filled with 0's. Note: This only occurswhen PromptInclude is set to True.Adding Data Widgets to your Apartment-Model UserControl in Visual Basic 5.0The 32-bit Data Widgets OCX files contain duplicate non Apartment-Modelthread-safe registry entries for all six controls. Theseduplicate entries are provided for backward compatibility and donot affect the threading characteristics of Data Widgets in anyway. However, the presence of these duplicate entries willprevent the user from adding Data Widgets to an Apartment-ModelUser Control under Visual Basic 5.0. We have a.reg fileavailable in the Miscellaneous Files page in the Download sectionof our website,, that easily correctsthis incompatibility.MouseWheel Functionality Not Fully Supported byWindows 95 and Windows 98Windows NT supports both panning and scrolling. However, Windows95/98 only supports panning unless you do some extra workinvolving registering and hooking a special Window Message. a3f8a02ae1