Sure... just put in an event handler for the TextChanged event of the text
box and then handle the event.
Tim
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From: "Peter Zentner" <Peter.Zentner@_RE_MOVE_web.de>
Subject: append text to combobox
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 18:09:14 +0200
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Hi all,
is there a chance to append the text of the new selected item to the text
inthe textbox portion of the control?
Example:
textbox: "hello "
new selected item: "world"
new textbox text: "hello world"
TIA
Peter