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I am trying to paste a pile of text boxes onto a large form in groups
of 15 when I try to copy the first group (0-14)and paste it below the
elements are numbered backwards.(29-15) Is there a way to copy and
paste these elements so each paste is a continuation of the element
numbers in the same order as the first? or maybe a better way of
handling groups of 15???

Thanks
Fain
Jul 17 '05 #1
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As far as pasting the group, it's the way it is, I'm affraid, the control
clip board is a LIFO structure of elements (last in First Out).

To contour this issue, I'd suggest perhaps putting them in a frame control
cut and pastign the frame itself, or one text box at a time if you really
can't group them in frames.

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I am trying to paste a pile of text boxes onto a large form in groups
of 15 when I try to copy the first group (0-14)and paste it below the
elements are numbered backwards.(29-15) Is there a way to copy and
paste these elements so each paste is a continuation of the element
numbers in the same order as the first? or maybe a better way of
handling groups of 15???

Thanks
Fain

Jul 17 '05 #2
You would probably be a lot better off Loading and positioning the
elements of the Control Array at run time

Also, you can set the Tab order of things at run time

It sounds as if you are writing some form of Grid
- those things work nicely if 'wrapped' in a UserControl
On 29 Jun 2003 16:07:26 -0700, co*****@yahoo.com (Fain Cowie) wrote:
I am trying to paste a pile of text boxes onto a large form in groups
of 15 when I try to copy the first group (0-14)and paste it below the
elements are numbered backwards.(29-15) Is there a way to copy and
paste these elements so each paste is a continuation of the element
numbers in the same order as the first? or maybe a better way of
handling groups of 15???

Thanks
Fain


Jul 17 '05 #3

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