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Kevin Sprinkel
Any textbox will do to enter large amounts of text. If
you want the user to be able to enter blank lines, set the
textbox Enter Key Behavior property to "New Line In Field".
You should be aware, however, that "fields" don't exist on
a form; "controls" do. Control types -- textbox, combo
box, list box don't correspond to field types -- text,
memo, integer, Yes/No, etc. A textbox can display data
from any of these types of fields, or a calculation, a
result of a function call, etc. When it's unbound, you
can type any kind of data into it, up to its storage limit.
HTH
Kevin Sprinkel
you want the user to be able to enter blank lines, set the
textbox Enter Key Behavior property to "New Line In Field".
You should be aware, however, that "fields" don't exist on
a form; "controls" do. Control types -- textbox, combo
box, list box don't correspond to field types -- text,
memo, integer, Yes/No, etc. A textbox can display data
from any of these types of fields, or a calculation, a
result of a function call, etc. When it's unbound, you
can type any kind of data into it, up to its storage limit.
HTH
Kevin Sprinkel