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Using Windows Mobile 6.5 and C#
The CharacterCasing property seems to be missing from WinMo 6.5 and I decide to just catch the textchanged event and set the text with ToUpper.
This works – but on every keypress, it sends the cursor back to the beginning of the string, not the end.
Ritu, just to comment on your answer. You should keep in mind that this might be confusing for a user if the user has positioned the caret in the middle of the string to perform some edit and then the caret jumps to the end of the string on the key press.
An alternative might be to change the text to upper case when the edit control loses focus.