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Recent content by dazzer
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Simple questions by new user
Thanks for answering.. I was getting lonely :) With regards to point 1, I have since found out that VB5 RTF has a bug that if the right margin is 0 then it never wraps. I've just upped from VB5 to VB6 and MS fixed it.. Doh ! Thats why I was confused. My last question that you didnt understand...- dazzer
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Rich Text Box Quickie?
Try remembering where the caret is before you use the replace function. Then add the length of the replaced word to you original caret position. Something like (and I've not checked this) ToFind = "bob" If InStr(1, RichTextBox1.Text, LCase(ToFind)) > 0 Then...- dazzer
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Simple questions by new user
Ok.. I'm getting confused by what is probably simple stuff but I need to ask someone before I go mad. They are all RTF related questions !! 1) How do you enable an RTF to be multiline but disable the wordwrap. ie Your VB editor does exactly this. 2) How do you make the scrollbars appear even...- dazzer
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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RTF problem
Probably a simple answer to this but I'm trying to change the highlight mask of an RTF. It defaults to invert but I'd like to be able to tailor it depanding to the users color selections. I'd settle for simple grayscale like the VB editor uses if its not easy. The invert mask is soooo ugly when...- dazzer
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
