The RichTextBox class derives from TextBoxBase, which has a ReadOnly
property. If you set this to true, then it should prevent any editing of
the content (while allowing for copying from the Rich Text Box).
Hope this helps.
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is there a way to surpress the insertion cursor in a rich
text box? for instance, i might want a RichTextBox to
display some text as a Label would-- readonly, no
insertion cursor though text could still be selected.
help!