I want to change the cell color of a specific cell without going through an
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I tried using:
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Gday,
I have a datagridview that I am creating the columns programatically
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Bill

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I have created UserControl B that has UserControl A on it

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not elegant and error-prone. Can someone suggest ...

I'm developing an application for pocket pc with Windows forms c# Visual
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