Hi all,
I have a MessageBox (.NET 2.0) that shows to the users a list o codes that
missing from a loaded file and an internal mapper.
In case that these codes are a lot, the MessageBox grows so much that does
not fit in the screen and the user can not see some codes.
How can I permit to Copy&Paste from this MessageBox, or shows data more
friendly?

Thanks in advance.

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Luigi
http://blogs.dotnethell.it/ciupaz/

Simply not using MessageBox. Make your own form, place a textbox with
multiline and scroll enabled.

"Luigi Z" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> I have a MessageBox (.NET 2.0) that shows to the users a list o codes that
> missing from a loaded file and an internal mapper.
> In case that these codes are a lot, the MessageBox grows so much that does
> not fit in the screen and the user can not see some codes.
> How can I permit to Copy&Paste from this MessageBox, or shows data more
> friendly?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
> Luigi
> http://blogs.dotnethell.it/ciupaz/

"Luigi Z" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a MessageBox (.NET 2.0) that shows to the users a list o codes that
> missing from a loaded file and an internal mapper.
> In case that these codes are a lot, the MessageBox grows so much that does
> not fit in the screen and the user can not see some codes.
> How can I permit to Copy&Paste from this MessageBox, or shows data more
> friendly?

As far as the copy & paste question goes, all standard* Windows message
boxes (not just .NET's version) support this natively since at least Windows
2000, so you only need to hit Ctrl+C. However, from a usability standpoint,
it sounds like you should be supplying your own form.


*By which I mean anything ultimately invoked via the MessageBox() API
function.