| Design-Time Support > C1List Tasks Menu |
In the C1List Tasks menu, you can quickly and easily choose a data source, set the caption for the grid, change the appearance of the grid, and access the C1List Designer, as well as set the AlternatingRows property.
To access the C1List Tasks menu, click the smart tag (
) in the upper right corner of the grid. This will open the C1List Tasks menu.

The C1List Tasks menu operates as follows:
Clicking the drop-down arrow in the Choose Data Source box opens a list of available data sources and allows you to add a new data source. To add a new data source to the project, click Add Project Data Source to open the Data Source Configuration Wizard.

After a data source is selected, three more options are added to the C1List Tasks menu: Column Tasks, Add Query, and Preview Data.

Entering a caption into the Caption box sets the Caption property for the grid.
Clicking the drop-down arrow in the Appearance box opens a list of different FlatStyle property options, such as Standard, Flat, Popup, and System. For more information on the different control appearance options, see Three-Dimensional vs. Flat Display.

Clicking the drop-down arrow in the VisualStyle box opens a list of different VisualStyle property options, such as Custom, System, Office2007Blue, Office2007Silver, and Office2007Black. For more information on the Visual Style options, see Customizing Visual Styles.

Selecting the Enable Alternating Rows check box sets the AlternatingRowsproperty to True, and allows adding new rows to the grid. The default is unchecked.
Clicking Column Tasks opens the Column Tasks menu. For details on the Column Tasks menu, see Column Tasks Menu.
Clicking Designer opens the C1List Designer.

For more information on using the C1List Designer, see Using the C1List Designer.
Clicking Add Query opens the Search Criteria Builder dialog box, which allows you to create or modify a query.

Instead of entering a query in the Query Text box, you can use the Query Builder to build a query by clicking on the Query Builder button.

Clicking Preview Data opens the Preview Data dialog box, where you can preview the data in the DataSet.
