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textbox password Chars

 

In a textbox, how do you set its property so that the characters displayed in are in password format (*). I don't want the actual letters show, i want some asterisks(*) shown

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Go to PasswordChar property and set a symbol that will cover all other letters. For ex. type "*" in there and it will look like standard password box.
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oh ok

 

Basically the passwordChar is a character that can be used to mask the textBox,

in WindowsXP, they use Dots as Password Char masks, how do you those, its ALT + something, i forgot

¨� = ALT + 9 + 8 + 7

 

I need the Windows XP (dot) mask

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Use the XP Styling Manifest, I think it converts it automatically
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Using the WXP dots can only be done when the person uses WXP, on other versions you won't be able to use the dots, but as always there should be a trick to do it outside WXP calling some API's. If I find something I'll let you know. or do what dynamic_sysop says meanwhile
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