Sarosh,

>Tried that but it still won't go to the new row. If there are no rows in the grid when I call this.NewRow(...) it works but if there are 1 or more rows then it stays on the row it was on and does not move to the newly added row.

If your form is a subclass of mmMaintenanceForm you can call the NavigateNew() method to navigate to the new row. Otherwise, you can take a look at the code in this method to see what needs to be done.

>The behaviour I want is for a group of text boxes to behave like a grid and be able to set NavControl to them e.g. this.Navcontrol = this.textbox1 similar to this.NavControl = this.grdCustomers when using grids.

The NavControl is specifically designed to be a DataGrid or DataGridView--a user interface control that has more than one item in it. It's not designed to be a textbox. I don't understand what you mean by making the textbox a navigation control.

>Is it possible for you to connect to my PC and have a quick look? I have to give a demo of the application next week.

I won't be able to do so tomorrow but perhaps Friday if you still can't figure out how to accomplish what you need.

>Yes the pre-built navigation toolbar with the Add/Delete/Save/Cancel buttons is what I am looking for. I can add the buttons myself but am not sure how I can write generic code to enable/disable the buttons based on the current active control on the active form. Is is possible to get that toolbar class sooner than its official release?

Absolutely!

Best Regards,