Hiya, Do you mean how to preview your crystal report classes? I had the same problem. I was browsing the net looking for an answer when I found a web site that offered a means to do just that. Below is the link http://www.itteam.net/itteamreportviewer.html[^] They offer a number of low cost .Net development utilities. Hope this helps Rob -- modified at 13:12 Friday 26th May, 2006

Thanks for your lightning response. I was just surfing the web looking for an answer and found a suite of controls called ITTeamControls .Net. It extends the existing CharacterCasing property with a UpperFirst value. So there is no need for any coding. Think we might buy a few licences. The product landing page is http://www.itteam.net/itteamcontrols.html[^] Rob

Hiya, I hope that you can help. Does anybody know how to force the 1st letter of each word in a TextBox to upper case as the key is pressed? The idea is that a user would be able to enter a name or address etc and the 1st letters of each word would automatically be changed to a capital letter WITHOUT the user having to hold down the shift key. I was able to do this OK in VB6. I would just test the ascii value of the previous character that had been pressed. If the length of the string was zero OR the previous character was a space, I would just change the letter to upper case as shown below. KeyAscii = Asc(UCase(Chr(KeyAscii))) I know that the .Net TextBox has a CharacterCasing property but that just uppercases or lowercases all the characters. Thanx Rob

Hiya I was surfing the web looking for an answer to the same problem and found an extremely low priced suite of controls called ITTeamControls .Net. It includes TextBox that has an AllowedKeys property. You can set it to allow text only, numbers only or all. So there is no code involved. The web page is http://www.itteam.net/itteamcontrols.html[^] They have a number of low priced utilities for .Net developers. We have bought stuff off them. Hope this helps Rob -- modified at 5:59 Friday 26th May, 2006