S
Sender
what's the use of multiline=true when wordwrap=false ?
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Sender said:
Lines are not wrapped, but you can still have multiple lines (separated
with 'ControlChars.NewLine').
T
Tom Spink
Hi Sender,
If wordwrap is false, then each line in your textbox, won't wrap...
You
can still have multiple lines even without Word Wrapping. The lines will
simply scroll off the right side of the textbox, if they are too long.
Also, if multiline=true and you have one line and wordwrap=true, then each
wrapped line won't appear in the Lines collection of the TextBox.
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If wordwrap is false, then each line in your textbox, won't wrap...
Youcan still have multiple lines even without Word Wrapping. The lines will
simply scroll off the right side of the textbox, if they are too long.
Also, if multiline=true and you have one line and wordwrap=true, then each
wrapped line won't appear in the Lines collection of the TextBox.
--
HTH,
-- Tom Spink, Über Geek
Please respond to the newsgroup,
so all can benefit
" System.Reflection Master "
==== Converting to 2002 ====
Remove inline declarations