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Okay, I got my problem solved after I deployed my app with Crystal merge modules. But now there's another problem, since Crystal modules takes lots of megabytes. Perhaps I should prepare 2 kinds of deployments, the first with Crystal modules, and all of the others without them... Any ideas?

Hello, after I deploy my app in customer computers, I'm getting "Invalid field name" error message every time the app attempts to open a Crystal 9 file. Crystal's Bussiness Objects website says it's a bug fixed w/ either a hotfix or a service pack, but that just don't work. Have one of you ever experienced such an error? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I've tried to test PhysicalMemory property at launch condition, like in the example below: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/April/SetupProjects.asp In the condition property, I typed in "PhysicalMemory>1000000", then I compiled and deployed the setup, and at test user's desktop the installation proceeded normally. He has only 512MB RAM, and that's why I wanted the installation to stop due to the that condition. What did I do that was wrong? Any ideas? Thanks in advance! Marcelo

Your splitter is left-docked, isn't it? If you decrease the width of your leftmost control(s), your splitter should move to the left automatically.

Perhaps you should override DataGridTextBoxColumn's key events, and see what happens.

Try this: select a1.* from a1 left join a2 on a2.stoptime = a1.stoptime where a2.stoptime is null

Thanks again, Rob!

Thanks for replying, and sorry, I should have written that in a different way. In fact, I need to freeze the leftmost grid column(s) in order to prevent it (them) from scrolling along with the others. Is that possible?

How can I lock datagrid columns? Any ideas?

This might be helpful: http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/.NET/Smart-Cards-in-NET-Part-3/ Marcelo

I forgot to say that you'll have to pass the row number and a font object from your custom DataGridTextBoxColumn to your form through that event, modify the font object based on whether the row number is multiple of 3 and then pass it back to the custom DataGridTextBoxColumn object, that will paint the bolded/not bolded text in your DataGrid. Marcelo

Anyone have a way of doing this? Yes, I have, but unfortunately I don't have enough time to post a sample code. You'll have to subclass the DataGridTextBoxColumn class and trap its Paint event Subs by overriding and overloading them. From inside Sub Paint, you'll raise an event that will be trapped by your windows form. Marcelo

In your ListView's property page, set FullRowSelect = True. Marcelo

Hi, George Strange, System.Windows.Forms.Label class doesn't have a "wordwrap" property. Perhaps you might check Height property of the label in order to find out how many lines it has... Marcelo

Interesting. I didn't know that pending changes could cause such an error. Thanks for the info!