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Load Method's CurSelection in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms

The CurSelection parameter available in the ActiveX edition Load method does not exist in the same location in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms. This article explains where CurSelection moved in the .NET API and provides downloadable source code with a working example.

Load Method's CurSelection in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms

This article answers the question: 'Where is the CurSelection parameter of the Load method in the .NET version of TX Text Control?'

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