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    I want to hide the cursor or make the blinking cursor stop blinking in the asp.net textbox. Is that possible??

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      I want to hide the cursor or make the blinking cursor stop blinking in the asp.net textbox. Is that possible??

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      You cannot hide the cursor. If you have set the ReadOnly=True then it will not not let user write anything. But cursor blinking will appear by default. Alternatively you can set the property TabStop=False. Then cursor will not appear by default in Rich text Box. But if you click in the Rich Text Box the cursor wil blink. But it will not let user edit as you have set ReadOnly=True

      Regards Aman Bhullar www.arlivesupport.com[^]

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        I want to hide the cursor or make the blinking cursor stop blinking in the asp.net textbox. Is that possible??

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        no normal HTML input text cant do. Well, why not u use Span to do that, when user types in the document, just update the span. This way you can only do this, but I dont think it is a better option to do. Otherwise you can hide cursor if the textbox is within a Flash object. :rose:

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