ReadOnly

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Set the Enabled property to false. They will still display content but
you'll not be able to interact with them.

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I dont want to do that because ti disables browsing through my Windows form.
For Ex, if I have a control with a scrollbar , making enabling to true makes
the scrollbar also disbled and the user cnat browse thru the data.

I want the user to browse thru the data, but still cant modify it.

-SARADHI
 
Saradhi said:
How do I make all my Controls on the C# windows Form readonly.?
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There is no general solution to do that. Some controls support a 'ReadOnly'
property, but this is only the case for a small subset of all Windows Forms
controls. Other controls like the listbox control can be extended to
provide a 'ReadOnly' property with according behavior.
 
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