>>When user tries to change a value of a textbox (or another control) that is set to be ReadOnly = .T., message "The Control is read-only" pops up. Is it possible and how to make the control display a "custom" message?
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>>Thank you.
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>Exclude this control from the tab sequence. Also you can return .f. from the When event thus preventing user from editting.
I like this approach, returning .F. from the When event. Thank you very much.
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