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| Notice that we're saying paste to textbox2. Because the copy menu places the text from textbox one onto the clipboard, you only need this one line of code. You're saying "Whatever is on the Clipboard, paste it into Textbox2".
So add that line to your Paste menu item. Your code window should look like this:
Pasting Text in VB NET
Time to test it out. Run your programme. Select all the text in textbox one (it might already be selected), then click Edit > Copy from your menu.
Click inside the second textbox. Then click Edit > Paste from your menu. The text should appear in textbox two.
The Cut Menu
Access the code for you Cut menu item. Add the following code to it:
TextBox1.Cut()
Run your programme, and select the text in textbox one. From your menu, click Edit > Cut. The text should disappear (it's on the clipboard, though). Click inside textbox two, and click Edit > Paste. The text should be pasted over.
The Undo Menu
For the Undo menu, add this line of code:
TextBox1.Undo()
Run your programme. Then select the text in textbox one. Click Edit > Cut and the text disappears. Now click Edit > Undo. The text reappears.
The Edit menu we implemented is only a simple one. But it does demonstrate what you can do with VB.NET and menus.
We'll completed out look at menus by coding for the View menu you added to your form. In the process, we'll take a look at pictures boxes, as well as seeing how easy it is to hide and disable controls on a form.
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