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Windows forms and the text box

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    While working with windows forms, in Visual C++.net there are three options for TextAlign for a TextBox: Right, Left, Center. What about justified or blocked style text for the multi line option? Is it somewhere in the TextBox Base class? If not, I could code my own, but was wondering if it was already out there somewhere. Seems there is not much on the subject. Thanks, :cool: RRL

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      While working with windows forms, in Visual C++.net there are three options for TextAlign for a TextBox: Right, Left, Center. What about justified or blocked style text for the multi line option? Is it somewhere in the TextBox Base class? If not, I could code my own, but was wondering if it was already out there somewhere. Seems there is not much on the subject. Thanks, :cool: RRL

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      sveige wrote:

      What about justified or blocked style text for the multi line option?

      That would require a rich edit control.


      "Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb

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