TextBox + AcceptsTab (Changing tab spaces from 16 to 4 ???) I have a windows form with a textbox which has been set to multiline = true, now I have allowed it to accept tabs by setting the AcceptsTab property to = True But what I find is that when I press the tab key while the textbox has focus it inserts a tab which is 16 spaces wide! how can I change this to be 4 spaces and not 16 by default?
Disabling undo for a textbox - social. msdn. microsoft. com One more thing: why do you want to completely disable undo in a databound TextBox? Note that the undo stack is automatically cleared if the TextBox text gets changed by a binding So you don't have to worry about getting binding-related value changes on the undo stack
Dynamically adding controls to Winform - Best Approach? i am hosting few usercontrols on my mainform Form1 in that one user control is having radiobutton selection When user changes his radiobutton selection Form1 should add other usercontrols at runtime based on requirement
textbox on a user control not resizing correctly on change of font. I've sort of got around it by handling the textbox resizing and setting the user control to the same size This works in this particular instance, but I get strangeness when I use a bigger font (the control looks fine at design time, but then resizes itself to something much larger at runtime
How to import a number from SQL server database to WPF form 5)Then i designed my form something with two sections on section contains a Label with a TextBox There i am going to fetch data from database at forms load event and pass it to the textbox
Textbox Width Problem - social. msdn. microsoft. com User1752301433 posted I have discovered a lot of cross-browser compatibility problems with the width attribute (percentage or pixel) on the TextBox control I have solved the problem thusly:
find a record in access table from C# textbox Form1 is the start form, it has 2 buttons"Register" and "Log in",3 textboxes for the FirstName,LastName,Password of the user (It usses your personal name not some nickname or else)