Question about drawing bugs in DataGridView

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Using : Windows 2000 Pro SP4 / VS.NET 2005 / .NET 2.0 / C# - All updates
done.



I have several bugs when I use the DataGridView : When scrolling (or after
scrolling) the grid have these problems :



- Some Image/Icon (in rows) are half-drawn

- Some Image/Icon are drawn on the wrong row ! (First row : nothing,
Row 2 : has image of the first row, Row 3 : image of the 2nd row,...)

- Some ComboBox's button (in rows) are like dark gray square.

- .



Everything return to normal if, by example, I minimize/re-maximise the
application.



I do nothing special. Just a grid binded to a MS SQL data source. nothing
else.





Is there a patch or workaround for those bugs ?? Can those problems come
from my Video cxard drivers ?



Thanks for any help !





Steph.
 
OK. in the "Feedback centre" of Microsoft there is more than 100 "Bug
Reports" just for the DataGridView...



I remember me buying VS 2005 almost only for the "NEW PROFESIONNAL
DATAGRIDVIEW".. It seems that I just bought some more bugs leading to just
more and more coding, more headaches, more delay for my customer or just
loosing them because it's impossible for me to deliver a usable product !



It's not one or two little non annoying bugs.. But HUNDRERD of bugs, and
some of them are so big !!



I can't believe that Microsoft tested it before selling it. THAT IS NOT
POSSIBLE !

OR they know that it wont work and in spite of that they sell it.. Just to
make money.



I can't understand how Microsoft want us to make professional software
with hundreds of bugs in the main controls... knowing that we have NO WAY
to correct it (no source code) !



SO WHAT MR MICROSOFT ? Do I have to sell unusable softwares ??? AND tell
my customer "that's not my fault. that's Microsoft.And I have NO idea when
theses bugs will be corrected" ???? AND What do I have to answer to a
customer telling me "Maybe you made the bad choice with Microsoft." ????????



Can someone from Microsoft answer those questions ????


Steph.
 

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