>>>>>
>>>>>You can change the .Height property, perhaps in the InteractiveChange() Event. But here is another idea: How about making it higher on entry (GotFocus()), and smaller on exit
>>>>(LostFocus())?
>>>>
>>>>Well, I don't want the editbox to become smaller in height. Actually I want it to grow until it will show 4 lines (or some set number of lines). The idea of using InteractiveChange is nice but how do you determine in this method if the entire length of the editbox has entry?
>>>>
>>>>Thank you for your help.
>>>
>>>Well, since you will pressumably use a variable-sized font, you would have to do some calculations with TxtWidth().
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>>Thank you Hilmar. This should get me on the right track.
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>I am not sure; it does look tricky. For a single line, you can get the width in pixels quite easily. For several lines, you have to consider page breaks. Or put up with an approximation.
I think I will have to increase the height of the edit box once it "hits" the end of the line. Then, I will just set the height to some set value and let the scrollbar "deal" with it.
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