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Jul 19th, 2004, 04:48 AM
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PowerPoster
Hi,
Sorry, I can't see the problem. You can place the cursor where you want by using the cursorleft and cursor right keys or the mouse. Obviously, the moment you delete a character you fire the TextChanged event and your proper case routine re-writes the textbox.text.
Where do you want the cursor to finish?
By the way, I had to use
VB Code:
SendKeys.SendWait("{End}")
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