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  1. Mar 16th, 2005, 11:43 PM #1
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    Name that control

    Can someone pleae tell me what is the name of the control that applications like Access use for table navigation? It has buttons for first and last record on the far left and right, it have buttons for previous and next adjacent to them and it has a text field showing the exact number of the current record. I need something like this for a Windows form but I can't find it amongst VB.NET's controls in the toolbox.
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    Re: Name that control

    data control
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    Re: Name that control

    Quote Originally Posted by ZeBula8
    data control
    I can't find a class named DataControl.
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    Re: Name that control

    I think you'll find that there isn't a dotnet equivalent because the data control is BAD news.

    You can use the ADO COM control by adding a reference to the relevant library, but if you're doing .NET, you shouldn't be using it at all. If you really need it, you should create your own based on a dataset.
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