DataGridColumns .NET Assembly
Full Pack Edition
Version 2.4.8       June 2005
Copyright (C) 2005 RustemSoft
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Congratulation on your purchase of DataGridColumns .NET Assembly Full Pack Edition!

I send your license information:

Licensed to: AHMED S AL-AIDAROS
             AL-AIDAROS
Product ID:  04272005-60856-279

I know that you will enjoy using your new .NET assembly and I hope you will come
to rely on our website whenever  you decide to choose  another reliable software
or new version  of  DataGridColumns .NET Assembly  for  your programming  needs.
Our website - RustemSoft.com will be updated soon with new interesting software.

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Thank you for choosing to purchase our software product!

Rustem Sabitov
RustemSoft.com
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Setup
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Suppose you are building a project using Visual Studio .NET, and you decide
that you  want to start consuming RustemSoft DataGridColumns .NET  Assembly
for  a .NET DataGrid control on your Windows form.  The first step that you
will  generally take is,  you will add  a reference  to the DataGridColumns
.NET Assembly, which is residing in some  directory on your PC hard  drive.
Visual Studio .NET will then add a new  item under Solution Explorer called
References, and it will create a row node underneath it called DataGridColumns.

In order  to  add  the reference  to  DataGridColumns .NET Assembly  please 
follow the steps:
- Select Project from the menu bar
- Choose Add Reference from the drop down menu
- Click on the Browse button
- Browse to and choose DataGridColumns.dll

The Reference to a .NET RustemSoft namespace  is a requirement  and must be
added  to a project before the objects  in the RustemSoft  namespace can be
used.  The VB .NET  Imports statement  (or C#  'using' statement)  is not a
requirement and  is simply  a coding convenience  that allows shorter names
to be used. You can add the statement to your code:

VB.NET
Imports RustemSoft.DataGridColumns

C#
using RustemSoft.DataGridColumns;

C++
#using <DataGridColumns.dll>
using namespace RustemSoft;

