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janus
gridex 2000
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A
better Outlook for your database applications... |
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Microsoft's
Outlook introduced a novel user interface for viewing and
manipulating data. Janus Systems has captured the essence of
this paradigm in the Janus GridEX and Janus ButtonBar the
first on a series of ActiveX control designed for Visual
Basic.
The Janus GridEX 2000 is a 32-bit ActiveX Grid Control,
designed to display and manipulate data using an easy and
intuitive user interface patterned after Microsoft Outlook.
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Janus
GridEX 2000, has built-in multilingual sorting capabilities,
the columns can be sorted as strings, numbers or dates (even
while grouped).
With the unique grouping capability of the control, a user can
drag a column header and drop it into the "Group By
Box" and the control automatically presents the data
grouped by the chosen field.
When a record is added or updated, the control places that
record in its proper position based on the current group/sort
settings.
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Janus GridEX 2000 is a
data-aware, fully editable component that hooks directly to
databases, by using either Data Access Objects (DAO 3.6) or
the new ActiveX Data Objects (ADO 2.x). The control implements
its own data binding mechanism in order to perform
sophisticated data manipulations.
The Janus GridEX 2000 also has a powerful unbound mode for
managing data in any format without sacrificing any group or
sort capabilities.
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The programmer can set special
format settings (such as font colors and styles) for rows that
meet certain criteria, and also individual conditions for
groups; in all cases, the control is aware of and adjusts
records that meet these custom conditions automatically.
The control also offers an innovative "card view,"
which provides an easy means of browsing through data.
As part of a limited time offer, you will receive a free copy
of Janus ButtonBar 1.6, an ActiveX Control which mimics
another important part of the Outlook interface by organizing
icons into logical subsets using a sliding-group metaphor.
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| ©1999
Janus Systems SA de CV. All rights
reserved. |
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