How to get SIP down after user raises it, C#

[Neville Lang]

Hi all,

On one of my forms, on some occasions a user can raise the SIP to enter some
text. One of my buttons does some calculations and closes the form. How can
I simply lower the SIP programmatically when my button is pressed so that it
is not raised on the next form?

Doing a Google search, there were references to InputPanel, but there is
nothing in my VS .NET 2003 Help for either InputPanel or SIP.

Regards,
Neville Lang

 

[Shanti]

I use "sip.Enabled = False". But I bring it up using "sip.Enabled = True".
But I could write these commands only when I added 'Input Panel' control and
named it 'sip'.
ThanQ...

 

[Neville Lang]

Shanti and Ofer,

Thank you both for your help. What I mis-interpreted in VS .NET 2003 was
that the InputPanel in the Designer was there for a user defined SIP, not to
control the existing SIP. I can now see how easy it is to raise or lower the
SIP at the right time.

Regards,
Neville Lang

 

[Ofer B.]

this.InputPanel1.Enable = false;

Ofer