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    Question Programatically controlling IME mode...

    Can't find any reference to this, so I'll throw it out here... 2 part question: First, is it possible to change IME modes with code? For example, I have Microsoft IME enabled for Japanese. When it is enabled, and I highlight and right click on text, the popup menu provides a *Reconversion*...
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    Question Sending a KeyEvent to text box through CODE does not put character in Text Box...

    Ah, thanks. So something along the lines of subclassed API SendMessage?
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    Question Sending a KeyEvent to text box through CODE does not put character in Text Box...

    The SelectedText is what I'm using for the workaround, but thanks for the clarification on method vs. event... The issue is actually more complicated because it also has to do with access to the Japanese IME - ULTIMATELY, what I'm trying to do is "select Japanese kana" to put in a text box...
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    Question Sending a KeyEvent to text box through CODE does not put character in Text Box...

    Seems like this should be doable, but I'm having no luck - I have an Array of buttons with Japanese kana characters to act as a user input. Pressing a button (using a mouse) raises an event with the character as the data. My thought was just to use the same handler as the textbox key events...
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    Out of Memory in String variable

    I'll give it a shot - Thanks!
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    Out of Memory in String variable

    I'm looping through an xml node list and concatenating a string variable with the following: for x=0 to nl.count-1 temp$=temp$ & nl(x).attributes("text1").value Next x I then use the temp$ variable to fill a rich text box: rtf.text=temp$ I know this isn't a smart way to do things, and an...
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    Question Accessing Events from Nested User Controls

    Thanks for the help, that's what I was looking for... I'll give it a shot... Carp
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    Question Accessing Events from Nested User Controls

    Yes, that's my point exactly, but I'm lost as to how you actually accomplish it. Assuming that its the BASE controls in each nested control that I wish to expose basic properties for, HOW exactly would I do this? So, on my main form, if I have a button that should change FirstContol's text...
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    Question Accessing Events from Nested User Controls

    OK I really ought to know what the best approach for this is, but I'd rather get some expert input - What is the "BEST" way to access the methods and properties of nested user controls? For example, suppose you create a custom control (FirstControl) that has a label and a text box. You then...
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