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In my program (VB.NET2003) I use a textbox with multiline to show the user
a realtime progress.
Everytime (s)he changes something, it is logged into that textbox.
Also it is possible to add text as remarks.
But I just found out, a textbox can only hold 32 kbyte of characters (2048
bytes without multiline) and it is for sure that it will not be enough.
What are now my options?
Should I use a datagrid with a single column and row, thus one cell?
Or does it have the same restrictions?
Are there other controls I could use?
rg,
Eric
a realtime progress.
Everytime (s)he changes something, it is logged into that textbox.
Also it is possible to add text as remarks.
But I just found out, a textbox can only hold 32 kbyte of characters (2048
bytes without multiline) and it is for sure that it will not be enough.
What are now my options?
Should I use a datagrid with a single column and row, thus one cell?
Or does it have the same restrictions?
Are there other controls I could use?
rg,
Eric