I have a user control called TextControl on which I have a RichTextBox
control.
TextControl1 is an instance of the User Control on a form.
I do the following in the form:
TextControl1.Fo nt = New Font(FontFamily .GenericMonospa ce, 10,
FontStyle.Regul ar, GraphicsUnit.Po int)
And the RichTextBox takes on the specified font - which is what I wanted but
why does it happen?
Does a control (RichTextBox) use the parent's (UserControl) font sometimes??
Thanks in advance
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Yep, controls will use the parents font until you change it. Like you did.
" SamSpade" <st************ **@REMOVEaol.co m> wrote in message
news:eX******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... I have a user control called TextControl on which I have a RichTextBox
control.
TextControl1 is an instance of the User Control on a form.
I do the following in the form:
TextControl1.Fo nt = New Font(FontFamily .GenericMonospa ce, 10,
FontStyle.Regul ar, GraphicsUnit.Po int)
And the RichTextBox takes on the specified font - which is what I wanted
but why does it happen?
Does a control (RichTextBox) use the parent's (UserControl) font
sometimes??
Thanks in advance
Actually I changed the usedcontrol's font and the control on it reflected
the change.
Thanks for the info
"yEaH rIgHt" <nospam@haha> wrote in message
news:10******** *****@corp.supe rnews.com... Yep, controls will use the parents font until you change it. Like you did.
" SamSpade" <st************ **@REMOVEaol.co m> wrote in message
news:eX******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... I have a user control called TextControl on which I have a RichTextBox
control.
TextControl1 is an instance of the User Control on a form.
I do the following in the form:
TextControl1.Fo nt = New Font(FontFamily .GenericMonospa ce, 10,
FontStyle.Regul ar, GraphicsUnit.Po int)
And the RichTextBox takes on the specified font - which is what I wanted
but why does it happen?
Does a control (RichTextBox) use the parent's (UserControl) font
sometimes??
Thanks in advance
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