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Hi,
So what exactly is it that you want to do?
Can you describe your requirement in more detail or, if you have already tried to create something in MyVisualDatabase, upload it so the problem is clearer?
(to upload a project, zip the project folder (without the .exe file).
Derek.

Hi,
Usually with any database product, you would have one image per record.
If you want the sort of 'article selection screen' as shown in your attached image, one way would be to deliberately de-normalise your data and hold multiple articles with images against one record (in the attached example, I have 5 articles held as one record.
To create new articles, you can amend an existing record (if there are less than 5 articles in it) or create a new record which will then be able to hold up to 5 new articles and so on.  In this way, you can add an unlimited number of articles without knowing in advance how many you need.
I'm not sure if this is the sort of thing you're trying to create but in the attached example,
1.  you select from a drop down menu (combobox1) to display categories of 'starters', 'main courses' etc.
2.  to change any of the articles, double click it - then you can change its description, its price etc.
3.  to create a new order, click on the new order button and a new order number is allocated.  Then:
3a.  single click on an article in tablegrid1 and then single click in the orders grid (tablegrid2) to add it to that order
3b.  repeat for as many articles as you want to add to the order
3c.  right click on any article in the order tablegrid to either delete it or to change its description or price (this gives flexibility to amend the standard descriptions and price for whatever reason).
3d.  optionally you can print a receipt.
4.  To retrieve an existing order, select it from the drop down menu (combobox2).
Please bear in mind this is just a rough example to show you one of the ways you could write your application using MyVisualDatabase.
I hope this gives you some ideas for your project.
Derek.

Hello,
Anything you can do with the form designer can also be done by writing code (script)..
Derek.

Sorry if this is off-topic a little, but I'm curious...

If you don't mind sharing, what will you be switching from?

Good.
It is as explained by DEREK, I am using a library to be able to program CLIPPER in 32 and 64 bits.
But seeing the potential that MyVisualDataBase has and how easy it is, I'm trying to switch to this platform.
What happens is that I have to make sure that I can create controls from code in addition to being able to use standard MDV.
I already managed to pass the whole system, but I can't do it with the screen that I uploaded in the image.
Derek, I'm going to take a look at this example you shared with me, and try hiding and showing components as needed.
Thank you very much in advance for your patience.
Greetings.

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Hi Softjom,
Perhaps try it like this (see attached).
Derek