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Numeric UpDown Control for Hardware Control Applications or Yet Another SpinEdit

By , 18 Jun 2008
 

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Igor Voynovskyy
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An article on numeric Up/Down control with some unique features useful for hardware control applications
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 18 Jun 2008
Views 23,168
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