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JDataGrid 1.1 Released!

 
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<h1>JDataGrid 1.1</h1>
<h2>Overview</h2>
<blockquote>JDataGrid provides a data grid, support some features such as row header, cell attributes, cell merge and split, undo and redo, find and replace, spell check, file input and export, print and print preview.</blockquote>
<h2>Features since 1.1</h2>
    [*]Find and Replace. [*]Print and Print Preview
    [*]Spell Check
    [*]Adds format, background-image, content-type, underline, strikethrough attributes.
    [*]Sort row and Sort column. (Bulk Operations)
    [*]Fill large data for the cell area. (Bulk Operations)
    [*]Clear large data for the cell area. (Bulk Operations)
    [*]Move cell from one location to another. (Bulk Operations)
    [*]Add row and Remove row. (Bulk Operations)
    [*]Undo support for resize row height and column width.
    [*]Move the undo support to JDataGrid.

    <h2>Features since 1.0</h2>
 
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Cool advertising! :roll:
No link to the website. No email to contact. Do we have to google it ourselves to find out where the company's website is?
 
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Thank you for your pointing!
I am sorry for that lack.
 
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