While there have been many workarounds to graphically visualize boolean values on your own they always included using more or less complex formulas, shipping image files or making sure that certain fonts are installed and available on the target machine. The new checkbox support "out of the box" offers a simple interface and thorough customization possibilities. Besides a wide range of existing visualizations which are all vectorized, easily scaleable and customizable, you can also choose custom image files for your values. The object is available both as standalone object and as table field content. The OLE object has been largely unchanged since it's introduction about a decade ago. One of the ever recurring customer requests has been the ability to parametrize its contents via a formula in order to display a different document depending on the data. The second most frequent request was to offer a 64 bit flavored OLE object. List & Label 20 now offers both enhancements. There are now three different content modes for the OLE object:
All these features are available for the new x64 version of the object as well.
Jochen Bartlau leads the development at combit as Managing Director. He's a Microsoft .NET enthusiast driving innovation & agile project management. The mobile devices geek who used to be a physicist in his first life loves to spend his spare time with his family.