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Base Forms QuestionHi,
I want to use base forms in my desktop application to get a consistent look and feel throughout the application. I have created a base form with a DataGridView on it, and then created a child form from that base form. When I attempt to look at the properties of the gridview in the child form, it displays a padlock icon and all of the properties are not accessible. How can I change the gridview properties in my child form? J You can not in design mode. You can change the properties via code during run
time. David ====================================== David McCarter [Microsoft MVP] www.dotNetTips.com David McCarter''s .NET Coding Standards available at: http://codingstandards.notlong.com Show quoteHide quote "Joe" wrote: > Hi, > > I want to use base forms in my desktop application to get a > consistent look and feel throughout the application. I have created a > base form with a DataGridView on it, and then created a child form > from that base form. > > When I attempt to look at the properties of the gridview in the > child form, it displays a padlock icon and all of the properties are > not accessible. > > How can I change the gridview properties in my child form? > > J > 
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