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  1. Oct 11th, 2008, 01:09 AM #1
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    Hard question

    How to make the cursor or pointer as it show in the pic. If we set propertise of textbox "Right to left" to true it will only change the direction and not change the head of it. by the way if you press Alt+Shift keys it will make it like this. So how can we do this ?
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  2. Oct 11th, 2008, 02:10 AM #2
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    Re: Hard question

    You can always specify a cursor, or even create your own and apply it.

    As for Alt+Shift, you can create hotkeys for your form to do that. Why would you need a hotkey to change your textbox from left-right to right-left?
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    Re: Hard question

    Becaue My language starts from right to left.
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  4. Oct 11th, 2008, 10:19 AM #4
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    Re: Hard question

    RightToLeft
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  6. Oct 11th, 2008, 12:19 PM #5
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    Re: Hard question

    I did all this
    Set the form's RightToLeft property to Yes.
    Set the form's RightToLeftLayout property to true

    It change the direction of the pointer but didn't make it like in the pic.
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    Re: Hard question

    Is the little triangle so very important?
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  8. Oct 11th, 2008, 01:36 PM #7
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    Re: Hard question

    Yes, it's the main idea that I'm looking for in this topic and in this topic
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