I am sorry to say that this does not work what i need is the first characters to be uppecase THE FIRST CHARRACTER ONLY
thanks any way
That should work for most versions of VB, anyway, remember newer ones (2005 and 2008) have their limitations to suport the MID function, but you can use the SUBSTRING property instead.
Also, since i recomended you to put the code in the CHANGE event, this means it'll only be executed when you write something inside the TextBox (and if the TextBox is named 'TextBox1')
This is just an example of how your code should look, if you want it for your project, you should replace every 'TextBox1' with the correct textbox name, and write it in wichever event you want to triger the code.
NOTE: in newer versions of VB you might have troubles with the LEN function, but you can use the LENGTH property instead.