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Hello!

At mouse down event in the textbox, the Windows 10 on-screenkeyboard is displayed.

I would like to disable this for a certain textbox only.

Is there a built-in method to prevent this behaviour?

Thank you! Yes, I totally agree.
I have checked the .NET textbox control, and it behaves just like that as well.

I thought that "InsertSoftLinebreaks" would achieve what I want, but obviously not.
I can replace Chrw(13) with vbNewLine of course, but I thought that you would perhaps handle this case.

Yes, you're missing something. :-) I'm using Word 2007. I'm using the following code to get the text: Private Function GetText(ByVal uFile As String) As String Dim nWord As Object ' Word.Application Set nWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") 'set some settings/properties With nWord .Visi...

Hello! In Microsoft Word, a line break is defined by Chrw(13). In order to show a line break in your textbox control, it's however necessary to have Chrw(13) + Chrw(10). Else, no linebreak will be displayed. I imagined I should play around with "SoftLineBreak" in order to provoke / show a ...

Yes.

Yes, it's strange.

Are you making anything different in EditCtlsU compared to your other controls which registered just fine before the SP update?

Oh yeah, did that the job.
After installing of the latest 2 service packs, it registered it.

Hmmm, perhaps I need to install a VB6 service pack first. I will try that.

Hello! I have re-installed Windows. I have then re-registered all my timosoft controls. I backed them up before the re-installation of Window, so I did not use any new version of them. They all registered fine, but not EditCtlsU.ocx. If I try to register them using regsvr32.exe, I get the error mess...