Windows 10: How to view multiple lines in a Windows Forms TextBox control so that the last visible line...

How to view multiple lines in a Windows Forms TextBox control so that the last visible line is not cut vertically without changing the font and size of the Textbox?

It works fine automaticaly in all versions of Windows until Windows 10 1809.

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GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

Time Line view

Thanks lars67, great that you've enjoyed our time-line view in Nokia Lifeblog - you certainly are not alone in this.



We've time-line view in long list of things, which we would like to present for our users. Let's see, when we get there.



Thanks, Samuli

 

How To Access A Textbox On One Form From Another Form?

I have read many forums and answers on the Internet and since I will not be taking C#.NET at my university until later, I still want to know how to modify a textbox on my main form from another form.

I am making an automatic code generator for HTML, and on my main form I have a textbox showing the HTML code currently in a .html file. On my main form, I also have a button to access a code editor, which I put into a different windows form.

Now, whenever I make code changes in my code editor, save it, and exit that windows form, what do I write in that formClosing or formClosed event handler to update the textbox on my MAIN form? By the way, I have already set that textbox to public status.