VB Syntax, Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box

Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box

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Douglas Marquard #1 / 4	Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box Hi Adam: Quote: >>Can someone help me with the syntax for >changing only the text being input at the cursor from the point of change >forward until another change is made? You can not do this with a standard vb textbox. You will have to either purchase a third party ocx or use the richedit textbox that comes with 32bit VB. Hope this helps, Doug.
Wed, 26 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Simon Jone #2 / 4	Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box You have to use a RichTextBox rather than a TextBox. The properties and methods are all explained in the help file. -- Regards, Simon Jones PC Pro Magazine
Wed, 26 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Adam & Catherine Cummi #3 / 4	Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box This is probably quite simple, but I don't know the answer. I'm writing a program, and I would like to include the ability to change font style. When I apply the change, however, I am only aware of methods which change the entire text box. Can someone help me with the syntax for changing only the text being input at the cursor from the point of change forward until another change is made? Thanks in advance, Adam Cumming Please respond to e-mail, as well as newsgroup. -- ------------------------------------------------------- Pacifier Online Data Service Dialup SLIP/PPP User To register: (360) 693-0325 or telnet pods.pacifier.com -------------------------------------------------------
Wed, 26 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Brad Perkin #4 / 4	Modifying Text Format in use without changing text in entire text box Quote: >You can not do this with a standard vb textbox. Should Read: You can not do this with a standard vb textbox unless you SubClass it. Brad Quote: >You can not do this with a standard vb textbox. You will have to either >purchase a third party ocx or use the richedit textbox that comes with 32bit >VB. >Hope this helps, >Doug.
Wed, 26 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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