I need to have a RichTextBox that displays various text (in color), but
the user cannot highlight or edit the text in anyway, With a regular
textbox, I can set .Enabled=False and that does exactly what I want, but
with the RichTextBox, setting .Enabled=False turns the box grey, and I
need it to stay on the BackGround color....labels won't do, as I need
individual words to be different colors.
Any Ideas?
Scott
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"Scott" <x@y.com> schrieb
I need to have a RichTextBox that displays various text (in color),
but the user cannot highlight or edit the text in anyway, With a
regular textbox, I can set .Enabled=False and that does exactly what
I want, but with the RichTextBox, setting .Enabled=False turns the
box grey, and I need it to stay on the BackGround color....labels
won't do, as I need individual words to be different colors.
Any Ideas?
Does setting .readonly = true help?
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 00:37:02 +0100, Armin Zingler <az*******@freenet.de>
wrote: "Scott" <x@y.com> schrieb
I need to have a RichTextBox that displays various text (in color),
but the user cannot highlight or edit the text in anyway, With a
regular textbox, I can set .Enabled=False and that does exactly what
I want, but with the RichTextBox, setting .Enabled=False turns the
box grey, and I need it to stay on the BackGround color....labels
won't do, as I need individual words to be different colors.
Any Ideas?
Does setting .readonly = true help?
No, I thought it would too. Not sure what that property does, as I sure
can write to it at runtime!
Does setting .readonly = true help?
No, I thought it would too. Not sure what that property does, as I sure
can write to it at runtime!
you can always write to it using code (the idea is that the user can't alter
the text directly) try setting readonly of the rtb to true in the designer
it works here.
eric
On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 09:13:42 +0100, EricJ <ericRéMo**@ThiSomnipack.be>
wrote: >
> Does setting .readonly = true help?
No, I thought it would too. Not sure what that property does, as I sure
can write to it at runtime!
you can always write to it using code (the idea is that the user can't
alter
the text directly) try setting readonly of the rtb to true in the
designer
it works here.
eric
Yes, it does almost what I'm after, but the user can still select parts of
the text (hightligting it)
Scott
On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 09:13:42 +0100, EricJ <ericRéMo**@ThiSomnipack.be>
wrote: >
> Does setting .readonly = true help?
No, I thought it would too. Not sure what that property does, as I sure
can write to it at runtime!
you can always write to it using code (the idea is that the user can't
alter
the text directly) try setting readonly of the rtb to true in the
designer
it works here.
eric
Yes, it does almost what I'm after, but the user can still select parts of
the text (hightligting it)
Scott
"Scott Hather" <x@y.com> schrieb you can always write to it using code (the idea is that the user
can't alter
the text directly) try setting readonly of the rtb to true in
the
designer
it works here.
eric
Yes, it does almost what I'm after, but the user can still select
parts of the text (hightligting it)
Right, but he can not change it. Why take him the possibility to copy the
text to the clipboard? I often switched to readonly textboxes instead of
labels because of this possibility.
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Armin http://www.plig.net/nnq/nquote.html http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
"Scott Hather" <x@y.com> schrieb you can always write to it using code (the idea is that the user
can't alter
the text directly) try setting readonly of the rtb to true in
the
designer
it works here.
eric
Yes, it does almost what I'm after, but the user can still select
parts of the text (hightligting it)
Right, but he can not change it. Why take him the possibility to copy the
text to the clipboard? I often switched to readonly textboxes instead of
labels because of this possibility.
--
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