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Controls at the runtime????

hi,

if i have a form and it have a textBox control...

how can i write something in that textBox when this form already running. Not using a keyboard but a c# program. what is that class which i canuse?is it possible?how?

i mean something like "On-Screen keyboard" which provided in winXP...

please reply

with thanks

mohadcs Tuesday, November 21, 2006 2:31 PM

I have to admit I am bit confused by your question. Are you asking how to change the text on a text control in C#? It's done like this (my text control is named textBox1).

textBox1.Text = "Attilan";

Set the Text property and you are all set.

If you're asking about a graphical keyboard to appear, someone else had better answer that.

Richard Guion Thursday, November 23, 2006 4:25 AM

and i thought I had problems...

яeverser Thursday, November 23, 2006 6:08 AM

Richard Guion wrote:

I have to admit I am bit confused by your question. Are you asking how to change the text on a text control in C#? It's done like this (my text control is named textBox1).

textBox1.Text = "Attilan";

Set the Text property and you are all set.

If you're asking about a graphical keyboard to appear, someone else had better answer that.

i plan to build a program like "On-Screen Keyboard", that set...
what do i need to know?

mohadcs Thursday, November 23, 2006 11:19 PM

You can use google to search for other answers

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