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Hi.
I'm using vb.net..
How can I set my multiline textbox to AcceptsReturn ..?
in vb..the textbox has its own properties..
how could I do that in vb.net..
So what do you mean. You want a new line to be entered when you press Enter in the multiline-textbox. If I am not wrong that is the default behaviour of the multiline-textbox.
Thanks 4 reply...
Yes, I want a new line to be entered when I press Enter in the multiline-textbox.
I don't think multiline textbox can be Enter.
I've try it, but not working..
Maybe I've wrong somewhere ?
Maybe I placed it within pop-up dialog so it can work properly...
but I still don't have the solution..
I can't give you the code, because there are no code at all..
I think..I must set something..somewhere..but I don't know..