If you uncheck this box, the list above it is repopulated with all assemblies that are referenced
in your application.
Click Next.
The last step in the wizard is the summary page, which simply lists the objects that will be added to the
data source. In this example, there??™s one object, Contact, as shown in Figure 15-19.
Figure 15-19
Click Finish. Your new data source is created. Open the Data Sources window (see Figure 15-20) to view
the new data source.
Open Form1 in design mode and from the Data Sources windows, drag the Contact node onto the form.
Although you??™re dropping a single item on the form, you??™ll notice that two items are added to the form,
as shown in Figure 15-21.
The control on the top of the form is a binding navigator control. The designer automatically names it
contactBindingNavigator. It inherits from the Windows Forms BindingNavigator control that provides
means for users to search and change data on a Windows Form, and it??™s composed of a tool
strip that contains a number of common data-related objects such as buttons and record navigation
objects.
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