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Highlight Active Field Demo

08/28/2007 8:47 AM By Keith Strickland

Here is a demo of the Highlight Active Fields SnTT. It contains only one form called Sample which shows the technique.


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ID: 1
Date: 04/02/2008 05:21:32 PM
Name: Gerald
Website: http://null

Hello Keith,

My colleagues told me that was impossible to do, but you dit it !
It's a brilliant idea Emoticon

ID: 2
Date: 04/02/2008 06:59:12 PM
Name: Keith Strickland
Website: http://www.keithstric.com

Thanks Gerald! Glad you like it and I hope you can use it. But, I can't take all the credit though, gotta give some to Nathan Freeman who helped out with it.

Keith

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