> here's the problem:
> i'm running a command-line executable as a managed
> process from code in a utility i'm developing, and i'm
> redirecting the standard output from this executable to a
> multiline textbox on the form.  since this utility has to
> do with file compression, i'm listing all the files added
> to the archive and the percent complete in this textbox.
> do to the nature of the utility, it can take some time to
> complete this process, and hundreds of lines of output
> may be generated.  i'm adding each line of output that is
> applicable by altering the .Lines array.  the problem is,
> as i add these new lines to the textbox, it doesn't
> automatically scroll to the last line, and so the user
> isn't able to see the most recent files or percent of
> completion until the process has ended.  IS THERE ANY WAY
> TO FORCE THE TEXTBOX TO SCROLL TO THE LAST LINE IN THE
> LINES ARRAY?  the only method i've found that even
> remotely applies is the .ScrollToCaret method, which
> won't work unless i can find a way to move the caret to
> the last line of the textbox before invoking the
> method...i've tried using the SendKeys.Send("{DOWN}")
> method, but that won't work either.  i'm kinda stuck
> here.  does ANYONE know how to do this??? thanks!

>-----Original Message-----
>This works for me:

>TextBox1.SelectionStart = TextBox1.Text.Length
>TextBox1.ScrollToCaret()

>> here's the problem:
>> i'm running a command-line executable as a managed
>> process from code in a utility i'm developing, and i'm
>> redirecting the standard output from this executable
to a
>> multiline textbox on the form.  since this utility has
to
>> do with file compression, i'm listing all the files
added
>> to the archive and the percent complete in this
textbox.
>> do to the nature of the utility, it can take some time
to
>> complete this process, and hundreds of lines of output
>> may be generated.  i'm adding each line of output that
is
>> applicable by altering the .Lines array.  the problem
is,
>> as i add these new lines to the textbox, it doesn't
>> automatically scroll to the last line, and so the user
>> isn't able to see the most recent files or percent of
>> completion until the process has ended.  IS THERE ANY
WAY
>> TO FORCE THE TEXTBOX TO SCROLL TO THE LAST LINE IN THE
>> LINES ARRAY?  the only method i've found that even
>> remotely applies is the .ScrollToCaret method, which
>> won't work unless i can find a way to move the caret to
>> the last line of the textbox before invoking the
>> method...i've tried using the SendKeys.Send("{DOWN}")
>> method, but that won't work either.  i'm kinda stuck
>> here.  does ANYONE know how to do this??? thanks!

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