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I am having a problem with the body of an email accepting returns. This code will launch the default mail application and populate fields automatically. If the body has returns in it, the body in the new mail screen (in outlook in my case) --- shows in one continuous line. The EmailBody field...

Thanks for the input guys. I changed the check boxes to be enabled True (autocheck = false) and I added Check Changed events for them that would just set the check state back to however it needs to be checked. Tooltips now work like a champ. Thanks again. KJ

the autocheck is set to false already. If I change enabled to be true, then the operator can change it -- I want it to be display only. KJ

I have a checkbox on a panel with enabled = false. I would like to have a hover tip available to the operator via a tooltip. The tooltips on all of the other controls on the panel work fine. But it does not work on checkboxes with enabled set to false. Is there another way around this problem?

I found the problem. I had to add dgtabhistory.DataSource = nothing before the dgtabhistory.DataSource = mydataview.

I have a datagrid that is populated with data. If the operator scrolls off to the click on a field that is off to the right (not initially displayed on the grid) ---- then the operator does something that needs to repopulate that data with a different set of information --- an error is...

I have a form with a datagrid on it. If I 1) scroll to the right to a field that wasn't originally displayed on the grid 2) click on the header of that field to sort the datagrid 3) then scroll down to bottom area of the datagrid and selects a cell that is in the bottom righthand side of the...

Vardoj -- I was able to find something that helped me open the default mail app and auto-populate the To Address, Subject and Body --- and then allow the operator to change fonts, etc before pressing Send Email button. http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=5351 Hope this helps you...

I need to have my vb.net application open the client's default mail client (it may not be Outlook), and launch "new mail". The "to address", "subject" and attachment(s) will need to be passed to the new mail automatically. The user can then enter in the email body and click on send email...