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Answer 1

+5 A:

You can write the OnKeyDown event. you can use the e.SuppressKeyPress to tell .net that you handle the key. something like this:

        if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter) {
            e.SuppressKeyPress = true;
        }

Jedi Master Spooky 2009-03-13 18:41:07

+1 for useful information for the general case even if it's not the best approach for this particular scenario

Davy8 2009-03-13 18:46:15

WOW fast reply... this is way better than other forums (don't want to say which ones) where people insult people who ask questions.Thanks, thanks.

2009-03-13 20:27:50

KeyPressEventArgs doesn't contains SuppressKeyPress... I am using OnKeyPress event

2009-03-13 20:30:43

If you want to suppress de key you would have to use OnKeyDown

Jedi Master Spooky 2009-03-13 23:44:32

Answer 2

+5 A:

Take a look at TextBox.AcceptsReturn.

Jakob Christensen 2009-03-13 18:41:25

is there a way to do this on a richtextbox?

2009-03-13 20:32:11

I am afraid not. But you can override OnKeyDown as Jedi Master Spooky suggests.

Jakob Christensen 2009-03-14 07:14:00

C# How do disable a key