You're in luck. Strataframe has wrapped the Infragistics stuff (there is a whole project in the source code ) so you only need to drop on the subclasses and they are bound. Quit a number of SF people - including the Microfour folks - use Infragistics so there is a lot of support in the framework. Drop in the on the forum (still haven't seen you there) and ask whatever questions you need to.

Take a look in the source :
C:\Program Files\MicroFour\StrataFrame Source Code\MicroFour StrataFrame Infragistics Wrapper

(and remember to be able to step into the source code from your own app you first want to build the source in debug mode)


>>>Bonnie, don't read Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann. Just a heads up. ;)
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>>That bad, huh? OK, I won't touch it! Never heard of Thomas Mann anyway.
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>You must not pay much attention to European authors, then ;-) That book is considered a classic of world literature. I have not read it, which apparently Alan has, but it's not some unknown book.
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>Total change of subject: I bought NetAdvantage from Infragistics, which is the combo edition containing all their WinForms, WPF, ASP.NET, and Silverlight controls. I have invested a significant amount of time already learning .NET and still have not made a nickel on it. Time to push my knowledge to the next level. One of the appeals of this package is you get C# source code for all the controls. You can bet I will be up to my elbows in that. My goal is to write a non-trivial .NET app by the end of the year which I can show people. My lack of job experience is definitely a minus but I think I can offset it with a good demo app -- "Hey, I know how to do this stuff."
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>Do you have any experience with Infragistics? (You or any of our other .NET folks). Any tips?