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[Menu Chen]

I feel very sorry that I am not good at English.
My question is ,how can I input diffrent kinds of font in
One Label Control? Some friends suggest me to use RichText
Control instead.But,The problem is,If I used that
Control,I can't prevent the Users who use my programs from
changing its Text.I mean ,I want to Lock the RichText
Control just like Locking the Text Control in VB6.What can
I do?Though RichText Control have its own Lock
property,its bgColor will be gray when the Lock property
is enabled.
Thank you very much for help me !
Best Regards.
Yours Menu Chen

 

[EricJ]

i don't think its possible to use different fonts in 1 normal label, you
could probbably create your own label but that might go to far.
the richtext seems the best option,
if you set the readonly property to true and adjust the border style and
back color you can have it behaving like a label.

hope it helps

eric

 

[Cor]

Hi EricJ,

Goodmorning.

I saw a question from Tom Leylan in this newsgroup some lines below, that is
typical something for you I thought, it looks if he has a solution, but I
think it is not.

Cor

 

[EricJ]

the server explorer thing? (w one do you mean?)
good morning to you 2


eric

 

[Cor]

Yes I thought you had short time real time expirience with it

 

[EricJ]

i have an enterprise manager

but i'm afraid evertithing is said there
the things you can do w the server explorer depend on w version of visual
studio you have, maybe i could point him to access? (ill read the tread
again

 

[Menu Chen]

I am sorry to say that RichText Control hasn't got a
Readonly property.
Thank you all the same.

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I am sorry to say that RichText Control hasn't got a
Readonly property.

The RichTextBox has a 'ReadOnly' property (in the 'Behavior' category).

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