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Diffences between DataGrids in Windows Forms and Asp.Net

I am trying to find the differences between handling of DataGrids in Windows
Forms and Asp.Net.

They are completely different in how you bind to them, get number of rows,
look at columns and rows, selecting rows, handling events, etc.

I know how to handle them in Asp.net, but not as sure when dealing with
DataGrids in a Windows Form.

Where would I find some good articles on these?

Thanks,

Tom
Nov 5 '07 #1
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Tom,

Time after time Microsoft departments make the mistake to use the same or
wrong names for total different things. One of those is the DataGrid in
ASPNET and WindowForms.

You can better take any other grid were some have less differences then the
two DataGrid's from Microsoft. (It is not for nothing that the new ones are
named DataGridView and GridView although both are totaly different grids
compared to the DataGrid's)

Cor

Nov 6 '07 #2

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