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nkw - 14 Feb 2007 22:27 GMT
Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?
nkw - 14 Feb 2007 23:34 GMT
how to create a data form like Access column form? (not in a grid) should I
create seperated button for update, delete, insert?

> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?
Earl - 16 Feb 2007 12:56 GMT
Most developers probably use a Save button for both update and insert (a
button for Update and Insert tends to confuse the average user). On a
typical form, I might have Delete, Edit, Cancel, New, Save buttons. Of
course, you might have events firing from other controls and not need most
if any of those buttons. For example, some developers prefer to have grid or
keystroke events fire all of their updates depending upon what action the
user takes in the grid.

> how to create a data form like Access column form? (not in a grid) should
> I
> create seperated button for update, delete, insert?
>
>> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
>> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?
nkw - 16 Feb 2007 16:25 GMT
Thanks for the information.

It seems extra clicking on buttons will slow down massive data entry
task.... not sure if there is a good way to solve it...

> Most developers probably use a Save button for both update and insert (a
> button for Update and Insert tends to confuse the average user). On a
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> >> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
> >> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?
Manish Bafna - 15 Feb 2007 11:11 GMT
Hi,
you will find site  www.windowsforms.net pretty useful.

Thanks and Regards,
Manish Bafna.
MCP and MCTS.

> Hi, are there any resource lke http://asp.net available for Winforms? Any
> reference, well structured sample database application like pet shop?

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