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DataGridView Extension ChangeLog

Changes in 1.1.1

  • Added rows to unbound DataGridView control are not shown
  • Export of DataGridView using API results in black color of some of the exported cells
  • Improved multithread operations when exporting
  • Changes in API comments on classes, methods, properties, etc.
  • Xml persistence has been moved under the 'CompletIT.Windows.DataGridViewExtension.Persistence.Xml' namespace
  • Other bug fixes

Changes in 1.1

  • UI Permissions – restrict the user’s access to properties that should not be modified
  • Export to Pdf – define page size, header texts etc
  • Print/Print preview – define page size, header texts etc
  • Export/print without visual styles
  • Open export folder after the export has finished
  • MS Excel export: Insert the export as new sheet if the target file is already existing
  • Change the Xml persistence folder
  • Navigation tree structure changed
  • Numerous UI changes
  • Xml loading optimization
  • Fixed tab order in the editors
  • User-friendly settings file names
  • Show all/hide all columns actions
  • “Apply style from” is now simpler – apply from other column only
  • Many bug fixes and improvements

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News and Events

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22 Jul, 2009  -  Emil Stoychev, one of our Silverlight developers, received the MVP award for his exceptional contributions and commitment to the Silverlight community. Check out his MVP Profile.   Read more >>

06 Jul, 2009  -  Thierry Fierens is another participant in the "Shared Experience" initiative. He and his company Adest are clients of CompletIT and together we are working on a Silverlight versions of some of their products.   Read more >>

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...If you're working with a DataGridView and for whatever reason don't want, can't use a commercial third party grid, but still want to give your users some powerful grid features, DVGE looks like a "must check out."...

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