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  1. #1
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    How to put UpDown control inside of a TextBox?

    I have attached my UpDown control to the TextBox and it works fine, but it is located right beside of my TextBox and I need it to be inside of the TextBox.
    Is it possible to do?
    Thank you in advance.


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    Re: How to put UpDown control inside of a TextBox?

    Why don't you use the TextBoxes ScrollBar capability?

    John G

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    Re: How to put UpDown control inside of a TextBox?

    Just place it there... I can put the UpDown button anywhere on the form including "inside" (really on top of) a textbox. I don't see the problem?


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    Re: How to put UpDown control inside of a TextBox?

    VC does it automatically. :-(
    But it is still a solution. :-)


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    Re: How to put UpDown control inside of a TextBox?

    Maybe for the future, because now it's too late for such change.
    But thank you for the idea.


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