Table's Properties "row color"[standard;alternating;trans.] doesn't work?

Table's Properties "row color"[standard;alternating;transparent] doesn't work?
Upgraded VC to 7.01 with sp1, the table's grid color not change with the row color set.
But set the nested iview to show on the layer,the "row color" worked.
But Why? why doesn't work in the primary iview.

Hi
Once this happened to me also. I deleted the table & created whole thing again & it worked.
Just try to create whole thing again atleast that table. it may work.
Regards
Sandeep

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2,de('ffffff'),de('efefef'))#">
Steve
"Daverms" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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> Hi,
>
> Try implementing the "JQuery" framework in your
application. It really
> minimizes the coding time and enables you to concentrate
on development
> alone.
>
> (Try Googling, You can find more JQuery solutions for
this TR alternative
> bgcolor issues, ).
>
>
>
>

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