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This section offers an insight into the options TX Text Control offers for the manipulation of tables.

This sample shows how to add an additional table row to the end of a table when the user presses tab in the last cell of the current table.

This sample demonstrates how to set a boxed frame around the selected table cells, simialar to the frame style options in the shipped dialog box.

This samples shows how to load database content into a table. Additionally, it illustrates how to format complete lines of a table.

This samples shows how to build the table AutoFit feature known from MS Word.

This sample illustrates how to import data from an Excel datasheet range. It uses a OLE database connection to import the data into a TX Text Control table.

This sample illustrates how to automatically change the width of a table when the width of a document changes.

This snippet offers a easy method to implement the 'convert text to table' feature of Microsoft Word directly in TX Text Control .NET.

This sample demonstrates how to use the TableNext function in TX Text Control ActiveX. It uses TableNext to loop through all tables in a document.

This samples shows how to automatically resize a table when adding columns, by distributing the available space equally among the columns.

This short code snippet shows you how to let the end-user of your application select several table cells and change their attributes.

This short code snippet shows you how to let the end-user of your application select several table cells and change their attributes.

This source code snippet illustrates how to make TX Text Control ActiveX behave like a grid and thus simple spreadsheet operations to be performed.

This sample application takes an introductory look at tables in TX Text Control ActiveX. Make this your first stop, if you are new to tables in TX Text Control.