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Apply a Boxed Frame Style to Selected Cells

This sample demonstrates how to programmatically apply a boxed border style to several selected table cells in TX Text Control. The code adjusts each individual cell border to replicate the consistent boxed frame appearance available through the built-in table dialog box.

Apply a Boxed Frame Style to Selected Cells

I have just made a quick sample to illustrate how to adjust the border of several selected table cells. This sample shows how to set a boxed border like in the shipped dialog box for tables.

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