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It is normal behavior for Edit control.What's wrong?
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Scenario (If you test it, it will take less than 2 minutes):<br />
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1) Create a new App: MFC ActiveX AppWizard<br />
2) Select to include only one control, which subclasses the Edit control<br />
3) Select finish<br />
4) Compile<br />
5) Test (I did in VB), inserting the control in a container (VB form)<br />
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The problem is that the control seems to have a different behaviour than a control belonging to the &quot;Edit&quot; class. For example: When typing text, when the caret reaches the right edge of the control, you can't type anything more!!<br />
Is this normal, or why does it not behave as a classic Edit control???<br />
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Scenario (If you test it, it will take less than 2 minutes):

1) Create a new App: MFC ActiveX AppWizard
2) Select to include only one control, which subclasses the Edit control
3) Select finish
4) Compile
5) Test (I did in VB), inserting the control in a container (VB form)

The problem is that the control seems to have a different behaviour than a control belonging to the "Edit" class. For example: When typing text, when the caret reaches the right edge of the control, you can't type anything more!!
Is this normal, or why does it not behave as a classic Edit control???



It is normal behavior for Edit control.What&#39;s wrong?

Activex control: subclassing Edit control

Scenario (If you test it, it will take less than 2 minutes):

1) Create a new App: MFC ActiveX AppWizard
2) Select to include only one control, which subclasses the Edit control
3) Select finish
4) Compile
5) Test (I did in VB), inserting the control in a container (VB form)

The problem is that the control seems to have a different behaviour than a control belonging to the &quot;Edit&quot; class. For example: When typing text, when the caret reaches the right edge of the control, you can&#39;t type anything more!!
Is this normal, or why does it not behave as a classic Edit control???



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