I'm working on a project that makes extensive use of dataGrids to present data to the user for viewing and editing. I have a separate form of preferences where users can specify row height for each individual grid.
I have some code down that will set the height, but it has two problems...
Simple question I hope.
I'd like to retrieve the list of fonts currently installed on a system to populate a combobox and allow the user to choose what font they would like to see their output displayed in.
This is probably fairly easy to do but has escaped me thus far. Thanks in advance for...
I'm trying to read some information in from a database to populate a bunch of textboxes in a form.
I'm using the oleDbConnection and oleDbReader classes to accomplish this. The database itself was made in Access and within Access, I can write SQL queries that are able to query any table in the...
Just a quick question:
Is it possible to center the contents of all cells in a datagrid? I'm sure it's just some property or something that I've overlooked.
Thanks!
My application uses a dataset that Visual Studio generated using an XML schema. When I try to load the form that has textboxes bound to the various data elements I get an exception thrown that reads:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArgumentException' occurred in system.data.dll...
I'm writing an application that collects and stores user input for processing by another program. The data that it collects can be split into two groups: one that follows a list format, for which there will always be a set number of inputs, and the other that follows a spreadsheet style that...
I don't have a lot of experience with XML, but I'd like to create a schema that includes an element for which I can have an arbitrary number of values, i.e. maybe only 5 values for one file based on the schema, but 25 for another.
I'd prefer to not put some hard and fast limit on the number if...
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