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I hope this is an easy question.
If I use the DropDownCombo style, users are NOT restricted to the choices provided, but can enter anything they choose. If I use the DropDownList style, users ARE restricted to entering from the list and cannot enter their own text. But I cannot find a way to use this control and still allow the user to blank out the control once text has been entered. That is my question - how can I provide (blank) as an entry-choice in a ListBox? I have tried all of these without success: ;a;b;c a;b;c; a;b;c;'' a;b;c;"" a;b;c;; Thanks in advance! Don Smith - Indiana University |
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