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Which operating systems. Although min is Win95, it is required to have RichEdit 3.0 installed.
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Which operating systems. Although min is Win95, it is required to have RichEdit 3.0 installed.

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It is Win ME that cause an error<br />
How can I make sure that RichEdit installed?<br />
The Edit control is actually created but doesn't show output<br />

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It is Win ME that cause an error
How can I make sure that RichEdit installed?
The Edit control is actually created but doesn't show output


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EM_SETTEXTEX &nbsp; message is only applicable for Richedit 3.0 or higher - so to know the version on ur computer <br />
Open richedit.h file in an editor - &nbsp;It will be showing the number for richedit control version no. <br />
It will be their in ur include folder in VIsual studio installed folder
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EM_SETTEXTEX   message is only applicable for Richedit 3.0 or higher - so to know the version on ur computer
Open richedit.h file in an editor -  It will be showing the number for richedit control version no.
It will be their in ur include folder in VIsual studio installed folder

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Yes, it is 3.0 on my computer's richedit.h<br />
But computer where it is not working doesn't have richedit.h and Visual studio installed
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Yes, it is 3.0 on my computer's richedit.h
But computer where it is not working doesn't have richedit.h and Visual studio installed

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You are right! Somehow there was and old version of dll ...
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You are right! Somehow there was and old version of dll ...

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EM_SETTEXTEX is working fine on one computer but doesnt work on another...<br />
How can I find cause of the problem?<br />
SendMessage() return 0<br />
GetLastError() return 0<br />

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EM_SETTEXTEX is working fine on one computer but doesnt work on another...
How can I find cause of the problem?
SendMessage() return 0
GetLastError() return 0


EM_SETTEXTEX problem

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