Changeing the cursor direction automatically in some textbox controls?
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I need the cursor direction to be right-to-left in Some textbox controls , and left-to-right in the others.
Could I do such thing pls.
I need the cursor direction to be right-to-left in Some textbox controls , and left-to-right in the others.
Could I do such thing pls.
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> Me!txtAddress.ReadingOrder
First, of course, replace txtAddress with the actual name of your textbox, or simply set property ReadingOrder to the desired value.
> .. textbox to fill it in with English words, so in this case
> the cursor should be positioned to the most right of the control
That is not normal. English text is left-aligned and filled in from the left.
> .. the cursor has a curve at top edge point ..
I don't see this here, but that can be a feature of your localized Windows.
/gustav
First, of course, replace txtAddress with the actual name of your textbox, or simply set property ReadingOrder to the desired value.
> .. textbox to fill it in with English words, so in this case
> the cursor should be positioned to the most right of the control
That is not normal. English text is left-aligned and filled in from the left.
> .. the cursor has a curve at top edge point ..
I don't see this here, but that can be a feature of your localized Windows.
/gustav
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You are right
In our version
When you press alt+shift it will change the cursor direction
And when you press alt+shift again the cursor direction will change again
Please see the attached illustration
1- Now I right English text and the cursor has no curved edge
2- I press ctl+shift so the cursor go to the other side of the page (right side). Then I press alt+shift so the cursor change his direction while still at the same position.
eeQuestion.JPG
In our version
When you press alt+shift it will change the cursor direction
And when you press alt+shift again the cursor direction will change again
Please see the attached illustration
1- Now I right English text and the cursor has no curved edge
2- I press ctl+shift so the cursor go to the other side of the page (right side). Then I press alt+shift so the cursor change his direction while still at the same position.
eeQuestion.JPG
OK. However, those hot-key combinations doesn't work with my setup so I cannot confirm.
/gustav
/gustav
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I've read something like " sendkey" . anybody know how to use it in ms access .
Maybe if I could send the two combined keys
Alt+ chift . maybe!
Maybe if I could send the two combined keys
Alt+ chift . maybe!
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> what I need really I found it out in KeyboardLanguage Property
Yes, I can see that now. However, I have only our localized keyboard setting installed which doesn't leave many choices.
/gustav
Yes, I can see that now. However, I have only our localized keyboard setting installed which doesn't leave many choices.
/gustav
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thanks to all of you
Of course because of my version is different from yours, regarding of languages referents.
it's hard to guess something you didn't see before.
Of course because of my version is different from yours, regarding of languages referents.
it's hard to guess something you didn't see before.
You are welcome!
/gustav
/gustav
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but nothing happen
maybe you need a little bit more illustration
i have some textbox to fill it in with English words, so in this case the cursor should be positioned to the most right of the control and the cursor has no curve at top edge .
and some textbox to fill it in with Arabic words, so in this case the cursor should be positioned to the most left of the control and the cursor has a curve at top edge point to the left(which mean in this case that it's will write Arabic automatically) .