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Well, dont I feel silly. Thank you Zoppo!<br />
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Alan
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Well, dont I feel silly. Thank you Zoppo!

Alan

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:o)<br />
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No problem, you're welcome - I'm glad I could help ...<br />
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Have a nice day,<br />
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best regards,<br />
<br />
ZOPPO
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:o)

No problem, you're welcome - I'm glad I could help ...

Have a nice day,

best regards,

ZOPPO

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I have an EditBox I use to collect data that is then moved to ListBox. I declared the variable for the edit box as type CString. This is how I move the text...<br />
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strText = m_txtListbox;<br />
m_ctlListBox.AddString(str<wbr />Text);<br />
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&nbsp;My problem is that I can't seem to clear the editbox after the text is moved to the ListBox. I tried this...<br />
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m_txtListbox.Delete(0,m_tx<wbr />tListbox.G<wbr />etLength()<wbr />);<br />
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and this...<br />
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m_txtListbox.Empty();<br />
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Neither one removes the text from the text box. SO, how do I remove the text from the EditBox?<br />
<br />
<br />
Thank you,<br />
<br />
Alan<br />

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I have an EditBox I use to collect data that is then moved to ListBox. I declared the variable for the edit box as type CString. This is how I move the text...

strText = m_txtListbox;
m_ctlListBox.AddString(strText);

 My problem is that I can't seem to clear the editbox after the text is moved to the ListBox. I tried this...

m_txtListbox.Delete(0,m_txtListbox.GetLength());

and this...

m_txtListbox.Empty();

Neither one removes the text from the text box. SO, how do I remove the text from the EditBox?


Thank you,

Alan


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