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VS 2010. Where to buy?
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ASP.NET
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Visual Studio
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C# 2.0
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You can't determine if it's a bug...Microsoft has to make that determination.

But, I can't say one way or another. I can see a case for it working both ways.

>So, let's take a specific example. (Ok, I know it's a silly little example). Let's say that you have two textboxes in a row in a table on an SSRS report (rdlc for example). The textbox is set to grow. If you have 4 lines of data in that column and the 3rd line would kick in a page eject, should the entire contents be pushed to the next page or should the first 2 lines print on page 1 and the remaining lines that don't fit on page 1 print on page 2? If it always pushes the entire contents (rows 1-4) onto page 2 is that a bug? In my mind it is. However, since it has performed that way since the initial release would changing the behavior or adding a switch to set the desired behavior be considered a bugfix or an enhancement?
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>This simple little example is said to be "fixed" in the final release of VS2010.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer
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