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Hi,

i hope this information will be useful for all who want to extend
possibilies of user's interface:

New freeware and shareware components are presented on:
www.vmgroupsoft.com

- Continuous form columns manipulations. Horisontal scrolling with
frozen column. Hiding and reordering of columns by mouse.
- Auto-resizing and auto-position of controls without programming.
- Flat-styled controls and buttons. New controls for modern user's
interface.
Textbox integrated button. Useful feature for continuous form.
- Report creator for forms and subforms. Access, RTF, XLS, CSV
formats.

Free trial download for all components.

Regards,
Marat Sharifullin
Nov 13 '05 #1
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"Marat" <ms**********@mail.ru> wrote
New freeware and shareware components are presented on:
xxx.yyy.zzz . . . Free trial download for all components.


The basic newsgroup rules and the charter of this newsgroup prohibit
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Thank you for your future consideration.

Larry Linson
Nov 13 '05 #2

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