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Richard
If the grid is dragged off the screen and back on the data is visible. Tried
a dg.refresh() and Inactivate(). Can I do this by overriding custom base
class OnPaint that my form inherits from? I don't thin it is the backcolor
or something like that because the error does not occur on everyone's
workstation. Could be it be the video card or tied to memory.
Also when I get the error at the office computer if I remote connect to that
computer from home the error does not occur. I was going to try creating a
second grid and populating it with a new datatable which would be a copy of
the other grid's datatable. It seems there would be a lot of things to try.
a dg.refresh() and Inactivate(). Can I do this by overriding custom base
class OnPaint that my form inherits from? I don't thin it is the backcolor
or something like that because the error does not occur on everyone's
workstation. Could be it be the video card or tied to memory.
Also when I get the error at the office computer if I remote connect to that
computer from home the error does not occur. I was going to try creating a
second grid and populating it with a new datatable which would be a copy of
the other grid's datatable. It seems there would be a lot of things to try.