I hate seeing a solitary "1" on the bottom of a paged datagrid because the dataset is too short to have more than one page.  You don't really want to turn off paging but suppress the "1" when it is not needed.

Use this code to do just that when binding the grid:

        if (dgEmployee.Items.Count < dgEmployee.PageSize)
            dgEmployee.PagerStyle.Visible = false;

I've had it with Cox Cable.  I tried to put up a photo album (all HTML, because they have never allowed scripting) last night, and was informed that my personal webspace exceeded the size limit.  After some digging, I found that they impose a 10MB limit on personal sites.  Their technical support people really dropped the ball there too, cause I could have been sold an upgrade to allow for my home server to publish, but no, that would be too much to ask.  I swear:  the day FiOS is available in my area, I am switching.

So I finally broke down and selected a paid host.  All of my personal and professional hosting will be done from, well, a highly regarded and recommended vendor. 

I will be moving this site to it as well sometime in the future.  Wordpress is very nice, but they will nickel and dime you to death for any customizable features (which is why this site looks so bad) and domain assignments.  Yes, I own a domain and have for years.  It's time to finally put it to use.