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                           Data Widgets (TM)

                 Bound Custom Controls for Visual Basic

                              Version 1.0 
                           September 14, 1993

          (C) Copyright Sheridan Software Systems, Inc., 1993
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This document contains release notes for Data Widgets Custom Controls
version 1.0.  Information in this document is more current than that 
in the manuals or online Help.

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Contents
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Part    Description
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 1      Revision History
 
 2      Documentation Changes

 3	Notes on Running the Sample Programs


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Part 1 - Revision History
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Version 1.0:
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	Original 1.0 release.  No revisions.


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Part 2 - Documentation Changes
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Since printing of the final copy of the manual, there have been some changes to the
Data Widgets controls which do not appear in the manual.  These changes are in the 
Help file but not in the documentation.


-	Several additional sample projects have been included.  See the online help
	under the topic "Included Files" for a description.

-	The AutoSize property is missing from the manual.  See the online help for a 
	description.

-	The CaptionType property is missing from the manual.  See the online help for a 
	description.

-	The Click event for the Enhanced Data Controls (SSVData, SSHData) has a new
	parameter called WhereClicked.  See the online help for a description.

-	The RowsResized property is incorrectly spelled on page 147 of the manual.

-	The manual incorrectly lists a property called BookmarkCurrent in the 
	Properties Reference chapter.  There is no longer a BookmarkCurrent property.

-	The MaxRowsEachScroll property is incorrectly spelled as "MaxRowsPerScroll"
	on page 122 in the Properties Reference.

-	SelStartBookmark and SelEndBookmark properties are missing from the manual.
	See the online help for a description of these properties.

-	The AllowNull property is spelled incorrectly on various pages of the manual 
	as "AllowNulls".

-	The AllowNull and AllowInput properties should be omitted from the property 
	list for the DataDropDown on page 52.

-	All references to the "Format" property in chapters 11 and 12 should be changed 
	to TextFormat.

-	A new property called ColTextScrollBar has been added to the DataGrid.  See
	the online help for a description of this property.

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Part 3 - Notes on Running the Sample Programs
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The samples programs are setup so that they refer to VBX files and BIBLIO.MDB in the 
Data Widgets install directories.  In order to load the project files correctly, your
"working directory" must be the directory that contains the sample programs.  For 
example, if you want to load the project in the samples directory called 
\SSDATWDG\SAMPLES\DROPDOWN, the working directory must be \SSDATWDG\SAMPLES\DROPDOWN.

To ensure the working directory is correct, you can either load the sample project
by double clicking on the project MAK file in File Manager, or set the working
directory in the Properties dialog in Program Manager for your Visual Basic icon.
For more information on setting the working directory, see your Windows documentation.
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