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Save and Retrieve Datasheet Layout with the Windows Registry

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Aug 18, 2006

The Problem

It was back in December of 2003 when I published my code for deploying a new client file automatically. Since then, I have used that code everywhere and I recently ran into a problem.

Some users like to rearrange the columns of datasheets to meet their personal needs, and then when the new file is pushed down, their changes are lost. Needless to say, they didn’t like that very much and as the developer, I started to hear about it. This article is the fruits of my solution to this problem.

Danny Lesandrini

Danny J. Lesandrini currently works as the IT Director for Pharmatech Oncology Inc. at http://www.pharmatechoncology.com/. He holds Microsoft Certifications in Access, Visual Basic and SQL Server and has been programming with Microsoft development tools since 1995.

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Save and Retrieve Datasheet Layout with the Windows Registry

The Problem

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