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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / May 2006TextBox Size.Height
Is there any way to control a TextBox Size property's Height? Besides making it Multiline? Everytime I set the Size, it always reverts back to Size.Height = 20 (or whatever value based on the current font, I think). I've tried setting the Min/Max Size but that only seems to hold during design time. I use multiline textbox as sizable alternative. Never considered the side effects. > Is there any way to control a TextBox Size property's Height? Besides > making > it Multiline? > Everytime I set the Size, it always reverts back to Size.Height = 20 (or > whatever value based on the current font, I think). I've tried setting the > Min/Max Size but that only seems to hold during design time. Figured it out based on another post in this forum. TextBoxBase.AutoSize = false However, things might get messy if you view the textbox in designer. > Is there any way to control a TextBox Size property's Height? Besides making > it Multiline? > Everytime I set the Size, it always reverts back to Size.Height = 20 (or > whatever value based on the current font, I think). I've tried setting the > Min/Max Size but that only seems to hold during design time. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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