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Wanting to try a little project of making my own little shell/dos prompt sort of thing. However not sure best method to make the prompt over on the left and to keep it from being overwritting by the user? Any ideas? Believe I would be making this as an MDI with textbox windows or something similar

Thanks
Yurez
Nov 16 '05 #1
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You should look at sub-classing a text-box and handling all keyboard input,
yourself.

-vJ

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Wanting to try a little project of making my own little shell/dos prompt sort of thing. However not sure best method to make the prompt over on the
left and to keep it from being overwritting by the user? Any ideas?
Believe I would be making this as an MDI with textbox windows or something
similar.
Thanks,
Yurez

Nov 16 '05 #2

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