"The 'Google' Gerard. Use the 'Google'".
For starters try this link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2000/HA011382221033.aspxI don't believe that it is part of VS. It was available for download off the web at one point. Should still be.
Mike
>Hi Mike
>What are the 'Office Web Controls' Are thes a standard part of Visual Studio and if so how do I access them ?
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>Regards,
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>>>>A web service is for connecting to database and business objects remotely. It has nothing to do with UI.
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>>>>What is your reason for using webform in the first place? If it is to connect to remote data, I would look into using web services to do that and create a windows form.
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>>>Hi Mike,
>>>Particular UI functions like data entry can be hard to customize in a web form. Maybe you should think about using a windows form with web services to your database.
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>>>It was as a rsult of your suggestion that I considered using web services....I took it up incorrectly that a Web Service could be used to access a Windows Form???
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>>>The only reason I was going for something like this was because I need a way, web based, of being able to go up and down a column and amend the bcells, like in Excel... I have'nt seen anything thats web based that can do this.
>>>Regards,
>>>Gerard
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>>Not sure if this would help, but, have you checked into using the Office Web Controls? It has a spreadsheet component.
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>>Mike
