Hi Fernando,
>Thanks for replying Sergey!
>
>I still keep not understanding (after reading the Q156548 article) that object's property setting behavior, but as you told me to, I tryed:
>> Procedure Init
> ThisForm.oleRTF.TextRTF = cRemarks
> ThisForm.oleRTF.Object.ScrollBars = 3
> EndProc
>
>When I DO the .prg I get a OLE IDispatch exception code 0 from RichTextCtrl: Property is read-only.You're trying to change the ScrollBars property of RTF control that is read-only in runtime.
>Then I tryed:
>> Procedure Init
> ThisForm.oleRTF.TextRTF = cRemarks
> ThisForm.oleRTF.ScrollBars = 3
> EndProc
>
>Got no error, but the scroll bars didn't show up. In this case you change the ScrollBars property of the container not RTF control.
>Shouldn't be a way of setting the object's property in the Define Class?
>> Define Class MyRTFClass as OleControl
>
> OleClass = "RICHTEXT.RichTextCtrl.1"
> OleLCid = 1033
> ScrollBars = 3 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> <Other Attributes>
> . . .
>
>Being more specific: how can I set the ScrollBars property to 3 (both scroll bars) and make it work?It should be
.Object.ScrollBars = 3
I don't know why it doesn't work.
--sb--
