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USER INTERFACE

Working with Field-Heavy Forms in Visual FoxPro

Crowded data-entry forms? Tabs aren't always the answer. Help users make sense of crowded forms by splitting sets of fields into logical sections. Here's how.

By Andrew MacNeill, technical editor

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When building desktop applications in FoxPro it's always been a challenge having enough room on your forms for all of your controls. Some developers rely on pageframes to do this. Other developers opt to use multiple forms, either linked so they appear together or called individually as required. In this article, you'll learn about some alternatives.

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Andrew MacNeillTechnical Editor Andrew MacNeill is president of AKSEL in Kanata, Ontario, Canada. AKSEL specializes in developer and end-user development and training for Visual FoxPro and Web-based solutions. http://www.aksel.com andrew@aksel.com

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Web Edition: 2005 Week 44, Doc #16964

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Keyword Tags: ActiveX, Application Development, Development, Forms, Microsoft, Microsoft Visual FoxPro, Microsoft Windows, Software Development, Sweet Potato Software, Training, User Interface

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