typing speed software. .

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hie. I developed one s/w I.e. typing speed tester. whatever user type the paragraph is in the one textBox and the font is set to the color red. my problem is that once user type the first word from the first textBox that particular word needs to become green. ..
plz tell me how can I do it?

I am using c# language to develop it.

Posted 23-Jun-14 20:30pm

KD Palekar

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-06-23T20:39:00

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You can't.
TextBox controls do not an formatting for individual words, or even lines - it's all the text, or nothing.
You will have to do this manually, by taking over the whole paint function for the textbox, or (much simpler) use a RichTextBox instead.

Posted 23-Jun-14 20:39pm

OriginalGriff

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KD Palekar 24-Jun-14 2:43am

then plz tell me. how can I do it with richtextbox

Pankaj Nikam 24-Jun-14 3:01am

(y)

KD Palekar 25-Jun-14 8:36am

WHAT IS THIS?

Pankaj Nikam 7-Jul-14 1:52am

I agree with the answer posted by @OriginalGriff. (y) means a thumbs up.