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hello alexey_qusev,<br />
can you tell me where to put this code?<br />

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hello alexey_qusev,
can you tell me where to put this code?


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you can put it in the form where you have your buttons or (if you want to use it in multiple forms) create separate class, add there all the code from the snippet (as I did and called it Win32Helper). then add the function (setControlStyle ) eg to your form class
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you can put it in the form where you have your buttons or (if you want to use it in multiple forms) create separate class, add there all the code from the snippet (as I did and called it Win32Helper). then add the function (setControlStyle ) eg to your form class

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how can i call this function?<br />
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eg<br />
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dim myButton as button<br />
setControlStyle(myButton, ??)<br />
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thanks!
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how can i call this function?

eg

dim myButton as button
setControlStyle(myButton, ??)


thanks!

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BS_MULTILINE (or YourHelperClass.BS_MULTILI<wbr />NE) as the last parameter<br />
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for myButton, you would use the actual control, not just uninitialized button
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BS_MULTILINE (or YourHelperClass.BS_MULTILINE) as the last parameter

for myButton, you would use the actual control, not just uninitialized button

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Hello people,<br />
I'm developing a Windows Mobile 5 Application using Visual Studio 2008 and VB.NET.<br />
I hava a button on a panel and I want to wrap button's text into two lines. <br />
I've tried using Environment.NewLine and vbCrLf but none of these worked.<br />
How can I do it?
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Hello people,
I'm developing a Windows Mobile 5 Application using Visual Studio 2008 and VB.NET.
I hava a button on a panel and I want to wrap button's text into two lines. 
I've tried using Environment.NewLine and vbCrLf but none of these worked.
How can I do it?

button text wrap in wm 5

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