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Font Color of disabled text
Posted on 2000-03-21
I want to change the color of the font of a disabled text item from default gray to black.
I tired to set the font color
Text1.Enable=False
Text1.ForeColor=&Hfff&
Does n't work?
Any Suggestion
I tired to set the font color
Text1.Enable=False
Text1.ForeColor=&Hfff&
Does n't work?
Any Suggestion
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3 Comments
You can't change the color of diabled text box.
However, you have two ways to get around.
1. Put a frame, set the borderStyle to none, and backcolor to the same as the form, put your textbox inside the frame, enable/disable the frame instead of the textbox.
or
2, Lock/unlock the textbox instead of enable/disable it.
However, you have two ways to get around.
1. Put a frame, set the borderStyle to none, and backcolor to the same as the form, put your textbox inside the frame, enable/disable the frame instead of the textbox.
or
2, Lock/unlock the textbox instead of enable/disable it.
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