Is their a property (or coding) to cause a 'rich text box' to overlay all other objects in a GUI? My application will populate the GUI with images, text, etc., but a call up of a RichTextBox needs to overlay everything else.
Charles
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Is their a property (or coding) to cause a 'rich text box' to overlay all other objects in a GUI? My application will populate the GUI with images, text, etc., but a call up of a RichTextBox needs to overlay everything else.
Charles
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Krishna Rajput SinghPosted Jul 22, 2016, 10:21 PM
CHARLES FORSBERGPosted Jul 22, 2016, 10:16 PM
I may have solved my problem. C# IDE has a tab on top that allows a control to be sent up front, or to back. This would help a simple application. ...
Using code requires something like "label1.BringToFront();