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Originally Posted by wongth7
erm...i appreciate that, but there's too many things for me to change on the interface if im gonna use bindingNavigator..and i dont have much time left...do anyone has other ideas??
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Follow my suggestion, get the BindingNavigator on form, see how it works, copy how it works on your own button, delete it
Don't reinvent the wheel, jsut adapt the very good one microsoft already made. Youll want to use BindingSource.MoveNext and MovePrevious
