Hey,
How do you make it so a textbox is diabled So nobody can type in it...
Thanks
Textbox disabled
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Thanks,
I did not notice those options...lol
MariaR
I think you are refering to a 'readonly' textbox That would be setting the TextBox.ReadOnly property to true.
If you are refering to actually disabling the control so nothing can be done with it (not even copy/pasting values from it, use the TextBox.Enabled property. Set is to false.