Problem with ROUNDING a number

Hi folks,

I don´t why, but if i type in a TEdit object, for example, the number 1,223344, when i exit from that TEdit object and go to the other (by pressing TAB or ENTER), that number is automatically converted to 1,223300...

I see that Delphi is rounding that number, but i don´t need it... I want the whole number (infinit number). I just don´t want that the program ROUND that...

Is there anyway to do that number (1,223344) appears like 1,2233 but, internally, in the program memo, is saved like 1,223344?

Thx. for now.

I took some screenshots to clear my question.

This is my program: (see the screenshot - URL).

As you can see, there is 2 TEdit objetcs, 1 button and 1 panel.
I want to type, for example, the number 1,223344 in the first TEdit object (see screenshot - URL). Ok, i typed this, but see what happens when i exit from that TEdit and go to other (see screenshot - URL).

Did you see that it automatically converts that number (1,223344) to 1,223300... In other words, DELPHI is rounding my number and don´t like it... I´d like to know a way to just show 1,2233 but the program RECORDS 1,223344 (and not 1,223300 as it does).

I hope that it help a little...

TEdit doesn't change anything entered into it, unless you explicitly change it yourself (either by typing or by code). I'm guessing you have an OnExit() or OnChange() handler there that edits it for you.