Underlining Text in Textboxes...

[Drags111]

Is there a code that can make text underlined? Like:

Textbox.underlined = true

I know that doesnt exist, but is there something like that?

I am using Visual Studios 2008

 

[.paul.]

TextBox1.Font = New Font(TextBox1.Font.Name, TextBox1.Font.Size, FontStyle.Underline)

 

[Drags111]

Thanks so much!

 

[Drags111]

Hmm it didnt make the text afterwords underlined.

            Output1.Font = New Font(Output1.Font.Name, Output1.Font.Size, FontStyle.Underline)
            Output1.Text = Output1.Text & Num3.Text & "n"

Its supposed to underline the Num3.text, and N. so lets say Num3.text = 5, it should underline 5n like this: 5n, but its not doing that

 

[.paul.]

Output1.Text = Output1.Text & Num3.Text & "n"
Output1.Font = New Font(Output1.Font.Name, Output1.Font.Size, FontStyle.Underline)

 

[.paul.]

i'm not sure but i think its all or nothing with standard textboxes
underlined or not underlined.
try a RTFtextbox

 

[Drags111]

Im using a rich textbox

 

[jmcilhinney]

Im using a rich textbox

That's probably something you should have mentioned in the first place, don't you think? Are you using the Windows Forms RichTextBox or the Windows Presentation Foundation RichTextBox?

 

[Drags111]

Probably the windows forms. I just went to toolbox-richtextbox

 

[.paul.]

first you have to select the text you want underlined

then

rtb1.SelectionFont = New Font(rtb1.Font.Name, rtb1.Font.Size, FontStyle.Underline)

 

[Drags111]

what u mean select the text?

 

[.paul.]

rtb1.selectionstart = 10
rtb1.selectionlength = 2

'etc

 

[Drags111]

so that would start at char 10 and go for 2 chars?

 

[Drags111]

FINALLY THANKYOU! I got it to work!

 

[JuggaloBrotha]

Where you have the 5n underlined, you should have the 10 underlines with a 5 printed below it to show that both sides of the equals is divided by 5.

At least all 9 of my math classes (grade 9 through college calc) shows math operations that way.