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Windows Forms	One to Many Reports with VS.NET 2005 (2.0) Report Designer 20 Oct 2005 Updated: 9 May 2006 Rating: 4.69/5 Votes: 58 Popularity: 8.08 Licence: CPOL Views: 418,371 Bookmarked: 135 Downloaded: 3,167 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A tutorial on how to create a hierarchical (1:m) RDLC report in Visual Studio .NET 2005 (local mode).
	TextBoxValidated - A .NET Windows Forms Control 14 Feb 2005 Updated: 14 Feb 2005 Rating: 4.56/5 Votes: 11 Popularity: 4.56 Licence: CPOL Views: 60,412 Bookmarked: 26 Downloaded: 687 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A textbox control that will validate against any .NET datatype. Supports databinding, max, min, and null values.
	DataGridView with Detail Edit Form - VS 2005 24 Jul 2007 Updated: 24 Jul 2007 Rating: 4.36/5 Votes: 30 Popularity: 6.23 Licence: CPOL Views: 341,691 Bookmarked: 132 Downloaded: 11,092 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to create a DataGridView with an associated Detail Edit Form using a strongly typed dataset data layer.
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Visual Basic	Filter a DataGrid using a Foreign Key Combobox 20 Mar 2006 Updated: 15 Jan 2007 Rating: 1.78/5 Votes: 10 Popularity: 1.61 Licence: CPOL Views: 95,948 Bookmarked: 28 Downloaded: 1,164 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Filter a DataGrid using a Foreign Key combobox - VS 2005 RAD (.NET 2.0).
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ASP.NET	Editable DataGrid Binding - VS 2003 RAD approach (ASP.NET 1.1) - EditGrid 10 Feb 2006 Updated: 2 Mar 2006 Rating: 4.07/5 Votes: 15 Popularity: 4.66 Licence: CPOL Views: 93,382 Bookmarked: 29 Downloaded: 248 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Editable DataGrid binding - VS 2003 RAD approach (ASP.NET 1.1).

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Robert R Freeman

Chief Technology Officer Kiefer Consulting

United States

Sacramento, CA based Senior .Net and SharePoint Solution Architect for Kiefer Consulting
(1-800-794-1928)
B.S. in Mathematics from UCDavis
.NET Wizard - Experts-Exchange
MCSD, MCTS: MOSS 2007 Config

Some of the bigger questions:
1. What is the meaning of my life?
To satisfy the purpose of your creator(s). (Meaning must derive from purpose. Those who create you, give you meaning.)

2. Who is my creator?
Ultimately, God is your creator. God designed and created the universe and everything in it. You and others in your life can also be a part of your creation, overriding or furthering God's purpose.

3. What is God's purpose for me?
To love and be loved by your creator and others and to enjoy the life you've been given.
This can be distinguished two ways.
a. Use your built in common sense (morality/feelings)
b. Use the creator's handbook. Fortunately our creator did not abandon us. He is with us now and even lived and died as one of us. Check out his biography in "The Bible"

Note on free-will vs. predetermination:
God exists outside the constraints of time. He exists at every point in time simultaneously and knew of your birth and every decision you will/have made. But this does not mean God predetermined any of it. Pre and post are time related concepts that do not apply to God. God always has been and always will be. He determines our universe to exist, gives it the parameters of natural law, and allows us to make our own way through it (free-will). Note that these are all present tense, it would be more appropriate to use past, present, and future tense combined. God's purpose is for us to love him and one another. But a prerequisite of love is the free-will to love. So even though God wants us to love him/others, he can not ensure it. He can, however, help us if we allow him to. A miracle is God modifying natural parameters in response to human will.