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    Hi, I am working with Visual Studio 2005 (.NET 2.0) with C# for Windows Application. When I dragged and dropped a Table from Data Source Explorer, I found that Binding Navigator was also added to the form automatically with "Save Button". After that I had to delete the Binding Navigator Control from the form for some reason. Later whenever I drag and drop a new data table from the data source, Binding navigator is no more added to the form. I had to add that manually from the control tool box. That is also fine, but the later Binding Navigator Control Doesn't contain "SAVE" button. How can I get that "Save" Button back to Binding Navigator Control ? Thanks Emran

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      Hi, I am working with Visual Studio 2005 (.NET 2.0) with C# for Windows Application. When I dragged and dropped a Table from Data Source Explorer, I found that Binding Navigator was also added to the form automatically with "Save Button". After that I had to delete the Binding Navigator Control from the form for some reason. Later whenever I drag and drop a new data table from the data source, Binding navigator is no more added to the form. I had to add that manually from the control tool box. That is also fine, but the later Binding Navigator Control Doesn't contain "SAVE" button. How can I get that "Save" Button back to Binding Navigator Control ? Thanks Emran

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      Ed Poore
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      Just add the button to the ToolStrip and then look at the BindingNavigator, there'll be a property to do with the which ToolStripButton is the Save Button, just set the appropriate one.


      As of how to accomplish this I wouldn't have a clue at the moment and I'm too lazy to google it

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        Just add the button to the ToolStrip and then look at the BindingNavigator, there'll be a property to do with the which ToolStripButton is the Save Button, just set the appropriate one.


        As of how to accomplish this I wouldn't have a clue at the moment and I'm too lazy to google it

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        Hi, Thanks for your reply. I tried with your suggession, but I did not see any property in binding navigator for Save button,. But I found for ADD, Delete, First, Last etc.. Is there any reason that the SAve button item may not be asked by the property editor of Binding navigator ?

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          Hi, Thanks for your reply. I tried with your suggession, but I did not see any property in binding navigator for Save button,. But I found for ADD, Delete, First, Last etc.. Is there any reason that the SAve button item may not be asked by the property editor of Binding navigator ?

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          I suggest creating a new project just to see what code is generated, you can then duplicate that across to your project.


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