rotate textbox without graphic or painting property

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rotate textbox without graphic or painting property i.e. without using drawing property.

Posted 5-Dec-12 3:03am

hareshdgr8

Updated 5-Dec-12 3:04am

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bbirajdar 5-Dec-12 9:14am

Okay.. I am rotating it.. What next ?

ZurdoDev 5-Dec-12 9:55am

Rotate your monitor so it looks right.

bbirajdar 5-Dec-12 10:00am

done... ryan ;).. I assure you that did not cheat by using any graphic or painting property...

hareshdgr8 6-Dec-12 4:26am

e chodu mal tera idea tere pass rakh

bbirajdar 6-Dec-12 4:48am

Abuses are not tolerated on codeproject....

ZurdoDev 6-Dec-12 7:43am

Huh, I thought that was a compliment. I guess I don't know my French. :)

bbirajdar 6-Dec-12 7:57am

That was a abusive word he used.. Its not french but Hindi.

ZurdoDev 6-Dec-12 8:12am

I know. :)

bbirajdar 6-Dec-12 8:18am

I have already marked him .. :)

hareshdgr8 6-Dec-12 4:27am

please send me code .... :-)

ZurdoDev 6-Dec-12 7:42am

For what? You are not clear at all.

ZurdoDev 5-Dec-12 9:55am

Is this a question or a challenge?

bbirajdar 5-Dec-12 10:06am

timepass....

Rahul K Singh 5-Dec-12 23:21pm

On what technology you want to do this? VB.Net is OK but where.. Windows form or WPF Window / Page?

hareshdgr8 11-Dec-12 2:36am

no in visual studio 2005 sir

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-05T04:33:00

Solution 1

In Windows Forms, it's not possible unless you create your own version of a TextBox and handle and draw everything yourself.

In WPF, this is easy, but the learning curve for WPF is pretty steep. I suggest picking up a book on it an working through it.

Posted 5-Dec-12 4:33am

Dave Kreskowiak

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bbirajdar 5-Dec-12 23:16pm

No 'drawing' please as the OP suggests....

Dave Kreskowiak 6-Dec-12 0:20am

I take it you turned your monitor on its side?? ;)