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Hi KeithTeo,<br />
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Try to use YourComboObject.AddString (String);<br />
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where the variables define as:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;CComboBox YourComboObject;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;char Srting[20] = &quot;This is my string&quot;;<br />
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Hi KeithTeo,

Try to use YourComboObject.AddString (String);

where the variables define as:
           CComboBox YourComboObject;
           char Srting[20] = "This is my string";



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Hi!<br />
<br />
I would suggest that you use:<br />
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&nbsp; ComboObject.SetWindowText(<wbr />&quot;your string&quot;);<br />
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/Micke
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Hi!

I would suggest that you use:

  ComboObject.SetWindowText("your string");

/Micke

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I do not want to add to the combo list (as stated in question).
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I do not want to add to the combo list (as stated in question).

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So what do you want to do, can you make yourself more clear?<br />
<br />
you said:<br />
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&gt;&gt;How to insert a text in the Edit box of a ComboBox <br />

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So what do you want to do, can you make yourself more clear?

you said:

>>How to insert a text in the Edit box of a ComboBox


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As Micke stated, use ComboObject.SetWindowText(<wbr />&quot;your string&quot;);<br />
<br />
Errol
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As Micke stated, use ComboObject.SetWindowText("your string");

Errol

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How to insert a text in the Edit box of a ComboBox without adding the text to the combo list?
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How to insert a text in the Edit box of a ComboBox without adding the text to the combo list?

How to insert a text in the Edit box of a ComboBox?

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