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Wow!  Great post!  This thread was very helpful, and it saved me hours of 
work!

On step 14, I noticed you used TDataSource and TDBGrid instead of ADO's 
TADODataSet and TADOTable.  Why not stick with all ADO components?  Is this 
just personal preference, or is there something more?  (Remember: I am a 
newbie at this)

"Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev" wrote...
> 1. Create new project.
> 2. Drop TADOConnection on main form.
> 3. Press "ConnectionString button" (...).
> 4. Press "Build".
> 5. Choose "Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB provider". Press "Next"
> 6. Set Data Source to "C:\Temp\Test.mdb" or to .mdb file you have.
> 7. Press Check Connection - it should be successfull.
> 8. Press OK.
> 9. Set LoginPrompt property to False;
> 10. Set Connected property to True.
> 11. Drop TADOTable on the form and set its Connection property to
> ADOConnection1.
> 12. Set TableName to "YourTableName" - table name that exists in your
> database.
> 13. Set Active property to True.
> 14. Add TDataSource and TDBGrid on the form, connect them to ADOTable1 as
> usual (set DataSource1's DataSet property to ADOTable1 and DBGrid1's
> DataSource property to DataSource1).
>
> Now you should see your table in grid.
>