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| | I want to draw a textbox at runtime using mouse. I know I hav to use MouseUp,MouseDown and MouseMove events to do this. But i cant find the way to set textbox's height and width. Can u plz help? |
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| Welcome to A1vbcode chosen_1.  chosen_1 (6/15/2009)
I want to draw a textbox at runtime using mouse. I know I hav to use MouseUp,MouseDown and MouseMove events to do this. But i cant find the way to set textbox's height and width. Can u plz help?I can't tell you in VB.Net but I can in VB6. 
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| TextBox1.Size.Height(Height As Integer) TextBox1.Size.Length(Length As Integer) Those are the two sizing values for textboxes....so I imagine you'd get the current value in a mouse move event, and increment it by some value each time. That answer your question?
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