Y Yeung Member Joined Jun 15, 2007 Messages 22 Programming Experience Beginner Jun 30, 2007 #1 or i can't resize the height of my textbox control ... do i really have to set it to multiline = true first? i'm just new to vb.net and on this site.
or i can't resize the height of my textbox control ... do i really have to set it to multiline = true first? i'm just new to vb.net and on this site.
waynespangler Well-known member Joined Apr 5, 2006 Messages 46 Location West Virginia, USA Programming Experience 10+ Jun 30, 2007 #2 yes - set multiline to true Upvote 0 Downvote
cjard Well-known member Joined Apr 25, 2006 Messages 7,081 Programming Experience 10+ Jul 1, 2007 #3 Yeung said: or i can't resize the height of my textbox control ... do i really have to set it to multiline = true first? . Click to expand... Yep.. if you didnt, you'd have a textbox that took up 4 lines, but only ever the top line would show text.. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yeung said: or i can't resize the height of my textbox control ... do i really have to set it to multiline = true first? . Click to expand... Yep.. if you didnt, you'd have a textbox that took up 4 lines, but only ever the top line would show text..
JuggaloBrotha VB.NET Forum Moderator Staff member Joined Jun 3, 2004 Messages 4,530 Location Lansing, MI; USA Programming Experience 10+ Jul 2, 2007 #4 or you can leave the MultiLine property set to False and change the font to a larger font the textbox's height is determined by the font unless multiline is set to True Upvote 0 Downvote
or you can leave the MultiLine property set to False and change the font to a larger font the textbox's height is determined by the font unless multiline is set to True