OK, got it, thank you very much. By the way: Microsoft, oh my God! :-) THESE PEOPLE REALLY BOTHER ME!! How can they know what you should do without knowing what you want done?!?! -- C++ FQA Lite

Ok I think that you don't really understand what I'm talking about and that your best suggestion is please go to google. If you are more clever than me to search on Google you can maybe help me to find a real pertinent link talking about Bluetooth on .NET compact Framework and Visual Studio 2008 Do you find some ?

I've just discovered LINQ to XML, which makes processing XML files very easy. You only need two classes (which become available when you have using System.Xml.Linq): XDocument and XElement. XDocument opens the XML file. XElement is the type of each node in the XML tree. Some of the XElement methods return a nice IEnumerable list that you can process with foreach. There's a lot more to LINQ to XML, but just these two classes enable you to easily do basic processing.

Some more investigation turns out this is a known issue. Apparently it blocks during the name resolution so does not return immediately as you would think. Sorry, I should have looked into it a little more before replying. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/netfxnetcom/thread/2cb74a7e-6e8f-4d05-b86a-2401df5d2ed3/[^]

Thank You ! "Always copy" is the tip !!

Use the ConnectionManager API. For C#, you will either have to P/Invoke these APIs or use OpenNetCF[^]. -PaulH

As you mentioned in another post, perhaps the transformation is affecting the way it appears to work Indeed ! Thank you Walt

Hello d@nish Your suggestion was fine ! I've done it that way cbxCepage.DataSource = sCodes.dtCepages; cbxCepage.DisplayMember = "Value"; cbxCepage.ValueMember = "ID"; cbxCepage.DataPropertyName = "ID"; dgvCepages.DataSource = null; dgvCepages.AutoGenerateColumns = false; dgvCepages.DataSource = Reg.Prod.dtCepages; dgvCepages.EditMode = DataGridViewEditMode.EditOnEnter; cbxCepage.DisplayStyle = DataGridViewComboBoxDisplayStyle.Nothing;

No, and I just found this[^].

Hello I would answer : Why using a loop as long as databinding should works ? But if the answer is that DataBinding never works in such case , we can consider that as a "bug" and use a loop as a turn around :((

Hello ! I've just finded out that a part of the problem seems to come because I've defined a Value Member to my ComboboxColumn If I remove the assignation of the valuemember I can force the value of the cell without problem ???

Hello One more precision It seems that the problem is coming from a wrong on canceledit event handling When I click on a new row on the DGV, it trigger the addnew event but if I leave that row without editing I think it is necessary to remove the new element created ? How can I do that ? Thank you for any help

Well, behind the scenes all a datagridview is going to do is to create the labels for you, so I'm not sure why you think it's a bit heavy - it also gives you complete control over your presentation. I reckon you could knock up the code in 1/2 day easy - then publish it as an article on CP for the glory of it .\\axxx

Thank you I will investigate that way !

Get it ! Better to say : it's not a piece of cake :-D

Thank you No, it does not change anything BUT I have the solution It is necesary to set the head item (File in this case) to MatchOnly Then set each items in the child menu to the needed value (Insert, append...) A little bit tedious is the need to set the Exit item in the Main menu at the end To do that it is necessary to sell all items in the child menu to Insert with the proper index