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What 260-char limit are you referring to? &nbsp;<br />
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The ListView does not support paginiation out-of-the-box. &nbsp;A DataGrid (or GridView) may work better for you.
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What 260-char limit are you referring to?  

The ListView does not support paginiation out-of-the-box.  A DataGrid (or GridView) may work better for you.

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&gt;&gt; What 260-char limit are you referring to?<br />
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The maximum number of characters you can display in a list-view column.
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>> What 260-char limit are you referring to?

The maximum number of characters you can display in a list-view column.

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&gt;&gt; The Windows DataGrid does not support paging out-of-the-box either <br />
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Ah, yes. You are right. I'll see the article, thanks.
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>> The Windows DataGrid does not support paging out-of-the-box either

Ah, yes. You are right. I'll see the article, thanks.

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Hi folks,<br />
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A quick question just to confirm - does the ListView control in Windows forms support pagination? Is the size of a column of a listview not limited to 260 characters?<br />
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So if I have a large amount of data to display where some columns might be having more than 260 characters, should I not use a Datagrid with pagination?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mayank.<br />

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Hi folks,

A quick question just to confirm - does the ListView control in Windows forms support pagination? Is the size of a column of a listview not limited to 260 characters?

So if I have a large amount of data to display where some columns might be having more than 260 characters, should I not use a Datagrid with pagination?

Thanks,
Mayank.


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