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    hi , can anybody help me with the input validation for eg : when we install windows and registration key is asked and there are 5 textbox and when we input 5 letters in one textbox then automatically it jumps to the next textbox. and how to limit the letters in a textbox along with the type of data to be entered?? bye Aakash

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      hi , can anybody help me with the input validation for eg : when we install windows and registration key is asked and there are 5 textbox and when we input 5 letters in one textbox then automatically it jumps to the next textbox. and how to limit the letters in a textbox along with the type of data to be entered?? bye Aakash

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      drmzunlimited wrote: and how to limit the letters in a textbox along with the type of data to be entered?? There's a MaxLength property for the textbox which can be used to limit the amount of letters that can be keyed in And to verify the type of data, you need to do some coding in the Textbox_Change() event as for your first question, not too sure, but i think you can do some coding on the Change() event as well Notorious SMC


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