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|    Rick Rothstein to All    |
|    Re: Controls with Text    |
|    19 Apr 05 04:12:06    |
      From: rickNOSPAMnews@NOSPAMcomcast.net              > >>Is it possible to disable a control with Text (Textbox, combobox       etc)       > >>but not have the text fade?       > >>       > >>I have a bunch of text boxes for a database, want them disabled till       i       > >>hit the edit key, not a problem, cept they are kind of hard to read       > >>while disabled.       > >       > >       > > You could put the controls on a container (say, a Frame) and disable       the       > > Frame. However, unless you signal that the control is disabled, this       > > might be confusing to the user (how is he/she to know when they can       use       > > the control and when they can't?).       >       >       > Another way would be to use labels to show the content, and replace       them       > with textboxes at the appropiate time.              Unless the TextBoxes are multi-lined and have scroll bars.              Rick - MVP              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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