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XPO Profiler. Privacy policy. Thank you. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information provided here. The following code example demonstrates validating the text for TextBox1. It also demonstrates handling the LostFocus event by setting the FileDialog. InitialDirectory property to the text in TextBox1. The code example used the ErrorProvider. Thanks PS I ran a little experiment I have a form with two text enabled boxes, each with a value from an object not data bound.
Monday, August 11, PM. Not to answer your question, but to comment on your test. If you used a msgbox or a debug breakpoint, which would take the focus away initially, from the 2nd textbox, then you would believe that the 2nd textbox's 'lost focus' would normally fire when receiving focus.
This is not true. Whereas, if a msgbox was used, the 2nd textbox would lose focus to the msgbox from the 1st textbox's 'lost focus', making you think that entering the 2nd textbox caused that action, which was not the case. Thank you. Contents Exit focus mode. Got Focus Event Reference Is this page helpful?
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