I start a new job and my boss ask me if I can write the program to print the bar code label. Any one can help me out. Thanks. Linh do dolinh25@yahoo.com

Well, I gave it a few days of hard effort, but there's just too much going on to trap. Essentially, I had to try to, based on key-presses within the control, figure out it's value at all times. I got it about 80% of the way there with using overrides and such but things like "using the mouse to highlight the box and hitting delete" as opposed to "highlighting a digit or two and hitting delete" made me aware this is way over my head. Once again, I toss this out to the forums: Need a numeric text entry control. Control has to at all times, know it's value, including while entering. Basically, if it's on the screen; it has to know it's value. Does such a beast exist for the .NET framework? Thank you.

Hello, is there any way to get a NumericUpDown control to update and validate itself as you type? My problem is: The NUD control updates it's Value property when you use the up-down arrows, but it doesn't update itself as you type until it has lost focus. What I am trying to do is have a "FINISHED" button stay Enabled=False until the value entered into the NUD control is greater than a certain amount, then, I want it to Enabled=True. I don't want the user to have to click off the NUD control or have to "Tab" off if it just to throw a LostFocus event just for the "finished" button to light up. Can this be done? Are there any already written user controls or chunks of code out there that already do this? Thanks.