>>>In working with listboxes one can get to the bottom by setting the ListIndex to the ListCount.
>>>Is there anything akin to that in working with editboxes?
>>>
>>>For example...In the case of an editbox that has more text lines in it than the size of the box itself...
>>>
>>>When adding an entry to such an editbox, I want the display of the editbox to show the entry of added items at the bottom of the editbox. Currently it is hidden and I have to scroll down to actually see the bottom of the data.
>>>
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>>Assuming This is the editbox itself:
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>>This.SelStart = This.SelLength + 1
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>>Tamar
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>>What I'm trying to accomplish is this...
>>Let's say, for example that an edit box only is able to display 3 lines of text (line1, line2 and line3). If I was to add a 4th line then I would like the edit box to show lines 2, 3 and 4 (with line 1 having scrolled up by itself).
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>Did you try what I suggested? If you actually want a new line, you might need to add CHR(10) + CHR(13) at the end of the Value (if it doesn't already have that).
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>Tamar
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>Yes, Tamar. I did try your suggestion...also added the carriage return too.
>It just doesn't seem to do the trick. After I add a new line, the editbox does not scroll to the bottom so that it shows the last lines of the editbox. I'm likely doing something incorrectly.
>Thanks very much for your help. I guess I'll just try to find some way around the issue.

I apologize. What I typed was not what I meant. Glad that Borislav was able to give you the right answer.

Tamar

Not a problem. You got me looking in the right direction. I am so ever grateful that you're around helping us "wannabees" with your expertise.
Thanks again,
Rich