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How to set 'textbox's disable forecolor' ?

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Agnes - 21 May 2006 15:53 GMT
my client complaint that "when the textbox is disabled, the forecolor is too
light ".
How can I change it ?
Thanks a lot
Michel Posseth [MCP] - 21 May 2006 15:59 GMT
you can only change this by creating your "own" controls    ( wich is pretty
easy with inheritance )
however a workaround might be to use the readonly = true property instead of
the dissabled property

regards

michel posseth

> my client complaint that "when the textbox is disabled, the forecolor is
> too light ".
> How can I change it ?
> Thanks a lot
Ross Ylitalo - 31 May 2006 21:42 GMT
You can simulate what you want in a Textbox by setting the backcolor to what
you want, and then setting the Textbox's "ReadOnly" property to true.

ry

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