Re: Programatically design a form
- From: "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions>
- Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2005 01:12:02 +0100
PS - Ignore my final comments, I didn't read your scenario carefully. Seems
you have well over 250 controls so that could well be the cause of your
memory problem.
Also, in the post I referred you to I noted that the clipboard didn't clear
with Cutcopymode = false. I didn't go into that but if you are copying so
many controls multiple times better double check. If necessary look into the
"DataObject" method or as a last resort the clipboard can be cleared with a
set of API's.
Peter T
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