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set the font property of the textbox to use an underlined font
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set the font property of the textbox to use an underlined font

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Me.Text1.Font.Underline = True
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yeah the rtf thing is what I think about. I looked on my com. &nbsp;I don't have access to those components. Where can I get a licence or the thing I will need? <br />
PS: is it easy to work with rtf's?
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yeah the rtf thing is what I think about. I looked on my com.  I don't have access to those components. Where can I get a licence or the thing I will need?
PS: is it easy to work with rtf's?

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If you are unable to access Rich Textbox then you should try un-register RTF control and then register it again.
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If you are unable to access Rich Textbox then you should try un-register RTF control and then register it again.

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Here, download it from <a href="http://lettermanstationery.tripod.com/RICHTX32.zip" rel="ugc">http://lettermanstationery.tripod.com/RICHTX32.zip</a>&nbsp;and extract it to the System32 Directory and register it by typing : <br />
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regsvr32 richtx32.ocx
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Here, download it from http://lettermanstationery.tripod.com/RICHTX32.zip [http://lettermanstationery.tripod.com/RICHTX32.zip] and extract it to the System32 Directory and register it by typing :

regsvr32 richtx32.ocx

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yea that is the answer. &nbsp;I &nbsp;am using now a different kind of textcontroll. &nbsp;lets see if it work for my purposes.
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yea that is the answer.  I  am using now a different kind of textcontroll.  lets see if it work for my purposes.

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is it possible to have the underline function for a normal textbox? if yes how?
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is it possible to have the underline function for a normal textbox? if yes how?

how to underline a part of a text in a text box.

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.