I've probably asked this question before, but I still don't necessarily
understand it. I was just trying to create a database in SQL Server 2012 (full
edition) and I have realized that with the limited support that Window-Eyes
(and JAWS for that matter) has for it, it is extremely hard to make any
advanced configurations with said database (using filegroups and secondary .ndf
files to split the data across files, growth configuration, and others) that
could make life easier. I'm learning how to write code in C#, and I'd like my
first project to be a Window-Eyes app that will fix this .net grid control
issue, and so I was wondering if anybody had any current samples in .net
2010/4.0 I could look at like from past projects? And then my next question is
this; should I target the actual program (MSSQL Server 2012), or should I
target the control type (.net grid control, which I was told by support that is
currently not, and will not in any future version, be supported)? Thanks.
