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DataGrid's ReadOnly property seems to remain "on" regardless

I create a datagrid by dragging the Northwind Orders table onto a form. I modify the ReadOnly property of the datagrid to False. The designer code still said it was true, and indeed, it prevented my making changes to typable values like "Freight" as though it were still set to true.
I've checked the BindingSource and it's not set to read only, and the Access DB file is not set to read only. What's wrong here, and how do I take control of that property?
Many thanks,
Stephen Schiavo
Joplin, MO
Jun 18 '15 #1
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