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The only way a user running a form can input text is with the Textbox control.
Textboxes are meant for a small amount of input, one line only.
A Texteditor control would function the same as a textbox, but it would be meant for large amounts of text input. The text would be aligned from the top-left, and would have both a vertical and a horizontal scrollbar. The Text editor doesn't have to have it's text set by the user: the developer can write text in it as well. The control can also be disabled (greyed-out and unable to have text written). See below for an example.
This control is useful for creating Text Editor software, retrieving large amounts of text input from the user, or displaying large amount of text to the user.
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The only way a user running a form can input text is with the Textbox control.
Textboxes are meant for a small amount of input, one line only.
A Texteditor control would function the same as a textbox, but it would be meant for large amounts of text input. The text would be aligned from the top-left, and would have both a vertical and a horizontal scrollbar. The Text editor doesn't have to have it's text set by the user: the developer can write text in it as well. The control can also be disabled (greyed-out and unable to have text written). See below for an example.
This control is useful for creating Text Editor software, retrieving large amounts of text input from the user, or displaying large amount of text to the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: