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I am noticing that it seems to take windows a long ass time to paint a
ComboBox control that has say, 32000 items in its dropdown. Yes, I know
that's a lot. However, I have a VB6.0 application that uses DAO to access
an Access database, and it can load up a 32000 item combobox in a fraction
of the time it takes .net 2.0. Why is this?
Also, it seems like setting the .DataSource property takes a while, but the
bulk of the wait time is when the control gets drawn on the screen.
ComboBox control that has say, 32000 items in its dropdown. Yes, I know
that's a lot. However, I have a VB6.0 application that uses DAO to access
an Access database, and it can load up a 32000 item combobox in a fraction
of the time it takes .net 2.0. Why is this?
Also, it seems like setting the .DataSource property takes a while, but the
bulk of the wait time is when the control gets drawn on the screen.