It seems to work for me. The grid won't use Headerstyle if you have TitleButtons set to true. In that case it uses buttonstyle. Are you sure you have not set TitleAttributes.TitleButtons to true?

You need to add vcl.wwexport to your form's uses clause, and then use the syntax wwdbgrid1.ExportOptions.ExportType :=wwgetSYLK;

@Orrengg Just uploaded a new build. Hopefully it resolves your scenario. Please let me know your results.

You are using picture mask syntax for the displayformat. Your syntax is incorrect for displayformat. See the Delphi help for how to use displayformat. Also I don't quite follow what you are trying to do. Wouldn't you just want to display all the zipcode. If it is 5 digits that would be all you would see.

I'm not aware of the cause of your problem. When useTFields is true, then it will use and manipulate the tfield's visibility settings. If you have other controls (such as lookupcombos that have usetfields=true), then they could also do this. I normally recommend using usetfields as false so the grid determines what is seen on its own. As far as having an exception on application termination, can you view your call stack at that time. It will likely give us more information.

I see you have found a solution to your issue (HighlightColor HighlightTextColor)

@Orrengg This is a complicated problem, and I have been working on a fix. I also am working on the problem with the recordcount being wrong when inserting records with an empty grid.  The fix will only be available in FirePower 12 for Rio, so hopefully you have an environment set up for this. I expect to have the fix before the end of the week.

@ggeshev Do you have the latest build for Rio? There was a fix in richedit destroy in the more recent builds.

@Orrengg You are welcome to send me a project (support@woll2woll.com) and I will take a look.

@Orrengg I think the problem is that the footer contains an embedded item which is painting the area. You might try setting its visibility property to false. dgOrders.FooterControl.Items[0].Visible:= false;

You can click on the Fields property, and then for the fields you want to search in any part of the string, set the FilterMatchType to sbfmtMatchAnywhere

There isn't a way to change the designer menu, but you should be able to drop in your subclassed version into your TwwRecordView and assign the item's customcontrol property to this control.

The picture masks definitions are contained in your \windows\InfoPowerMasks.ini file. Check if your file exists and its contents. I'm not able to recreate any errors when using filterchar on a TwwEdit. There is no filterchar property on a lookupcombo so I'm not sure what you mean either. Please provide more information.

I can't reproduce your problem. Can you email us a simple project with the problem?

Hi-Res is new to both Delphi (Rio) and InfoPower so there can still be issues we are not aware of. I would make sure that you use vector fonts so they are scalable. If you use non scalable fonts such as MS Sans Serif you will certainly have issues with scaling and crisp resolution. This applies as well to the fonts in your richedit's text.

Sorry, I don't have any useful info to offer. You could try some of the steps someone else shared (but I don't know if these relate to Windows 10 issues). ******************* I assume you're using paradox format. I believe it means one of the memos in your *.MB file is corrupt. And most likely corrupted due to the dreaded write caching... Taking the following steps will minimize corruption problems (though eliminate would be better wouldn't it?): 1. Set Local Share to TRUE in bde config. 2. Setup a DBIUseIdle in AppIdle call. 3. Put DBISaveChanges in the  AfterPost event of EVERY table. Seems like overkill -- but only after using all 3 have I had some semblance of data integrity. As for fixing your corruption, download the TUtility exe off of Borland's site. It will allow you to edit your memo field again. You will lose the data in that field, however, but only for the records that are corrupt. Hope this helps, Jeff H ********************

I am not familiar with your problem. What is the name of the executable you are running? What is the version of Delphi you are trying to install into? The file should be copied by the install program but it could fail if it does not have administrative privileges.

Thank you for letting us know of this issue. I have just uploaded a new build so please redownload and this problem should be resolved.

Our FirePower product is for all devices but priority in the past has been given to the common desktop/mobile common functionality.. Thank you for following up your reasons for requiring this. We will take a look and explore this in our next major update of FirePower (due out later this year). It may be easier to accomplish than we realize.

Sorry for the delay in responding. I'm not sure of FieldName length limitations with the BDE. I really don't know the cause of your problem as I have not heard of your issue before.