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Yes, just let me shoot myself in the foot: if the vartype of this.value <> 'C', LEN(this.Value) will stir up an error. In stead, use a memvar for the rightmost position. This memvar has to determine what the rightmost position is. If this.Maxlength is 0, is there a way to determine whta the...

Now that we've opened the keyboard issue, what about the <Left> and <Right> -keys ? And another matter : if there is some text in the textbox, and the text is highlighted (=selected), then selstart = 0, so you cannot use the Backspace>. In that case, this.SelLength > 0, so now we have the...

Have you considered the number of carriage returns in the text ? Some functions (.TextWidth including) just calculate the width of the text, without keeping track of the CR's. That's why I intrioduced the ALINES, and the lnWrapCnt Good luck!

Thanks for the tip about the return 0, StewartUK. Question: when do you click outside the box, and where ? I don't see strange behaviour in my test-environmant

In response to StewartUK: the key to this problem is : If you have a tablename that starts with a number, the alias will NOT be 123-etcetera, but it will change into a one-letter name, for instance 'H', or something else. The reason for this rather unexpected behaviour is, that if you would name...

SELECT balance,storeId from xyz where xyz.StoreId = cAgent into table (cFile) cAlias = ALIAS() ... do something USE IN (cAlias) Or (preferably): cFile = 'Bala' + cAgent In that case, the alias will not change into 1 letter.

If you want an 'auto-sizing' text, I may just have the right stuff for you. What I have used is the .Textwidth- and .Textheight-methods of the FORM (See the Help-file for more information). These functions use the FontName and FontSize of the form itself, so you will have to change the...

Note: StewartUk uses EMPTY(THIS.VALUE) in his code, but this is not what you want. If you have type 'ABCD', and then 4 times <Leftarrow>, your cursor will be at the start of the textbox. If you then type <Backspace>, your (this.value) will NOT be empty, and your textbox WILL lose focus. Just...

The simplest solution that I have found goes as follows: In the Valid of the textbox, put the following commands: ** avoid message 'Invalid Input' ** tip : store current NOTIFY-setting in a Form-property SET NOTIFY OFF ** selstart is the cursor-position IF this.selstart < 1 AND LASTKEY() = 127...