Rick,

>I have given MM.Net a couple of trys in the past, but I am willing to give it another try.
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>One stopping point for me was I need to give my users the ability to double-click on the header of an mmDataGridView (on a Windows Form) and have the columns automatically sort (either ascending or descending).
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>I want to stick with the native Window Controls and not purchase a third-party grid.
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>Is that doable now-a-days?

Actually, this is a built-in feature of the Windows Forms DataGridView--however, rather than double-clicking the header, the user gesture is a single click of the header column you want to sort by. For everything to sync up properly, you should bind to a DataView rather than a DataTable. You can bind to a business object's DefaultView by setting the DataGridView's BindingSourceMember to TableName.DefaultView (where TableName is the name of the Table associated with the business object). For details check out the MM .NET Dev Guide topic "Data Binding Windows Forms Data Grids".

Best Regards,