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J. W. T. Kottekoe
I have encountered a bug that I can reproduce in a simple test application
that is constructed entirely in the designer within Visual Studio 2005, with
not one line of code written by me. Briefly, all the text in a TextBox
disappears whenever the mouse cursor enters or leaves the box. I've only
seen it under a very special set of conditions, summarized below. Has anyone
else seen this?
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Details:
My test machine has insufficient graphics to run the fancy graphics features
of Aero, and only if I use the "Windows Vista Basic" theme, rather than the
"Windows Classic" or "Windows Standard".
All that is required is a TextBox with at least one ScrollBar, inside a
SplitContainer on a TabPage. If any of these elements is missing, it works
fine. A work-around is to call TextBox.Invalidate() on MouseEnter and
MouseLeave, but this solution is not entirely satisfactory.
I would appreciate any help you can give me.
that is constructed entirely in the designer within Visual Studio 2005, with
not one line of code written by me. Briefly, all the text in a TextBox
disappears whenever the mouse cursor enters or leaves the box. I've only
seen it under a very special set of conditions, summarized below. Has anyone
else seen this?
======
Details:
My test machine has insufficient graphics to run the fancy graphics features
of Aero, and only if I use the "Windows Vista Basic" theme, rather than the
"Windows Classic" or "Windows Standard".
All that is required is a TextBox with at least one ScrollBar, inside a
SplitContainer on a TabPage. If any of these elements is missing, it works
fine. A work-around is to call TextBox.Invalidate() on MouseEnter and
MouseLeave, but this solution is not entirely satisfactory.
I would appreciate any help you can give me.