I have a multiline textbox in a WinForms application. What I’d like to do is always have the top line visible, even if it scrolls. Is there some trick someone knows to do this?
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I have a multiline textbox in a WinForms application. What I’d like to do is always have the top line visible, even if it scrolls. Is there some trick someone knows to do this?
Fake it. Use two TextBox objects, draw your own borders. You will need to deal with wrapping to the next line yourself.
You could also copy the first X characters to a label so when the TextBox scrolls they can see the first line in the label.
Unless it is an essential feature I would try to cut it.