Hello, i have a problem using the control because help says that the >
character is used to force the entry to uppercase, but the result i have
is the text in reverse mode.
Thanks

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Guillermo Casta?o Acevedo <SIRIO>
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siri...@netscape.net
ICQ # 33844513
Systems and Computers Engineer

Hi Guillermo,

Try the mask: '>cccc' to force a user to type uppercase.  It will
effect only those four characters)  If that is all you are trying to
do, use the CharCase property.

R/S Aaron Rhodes
Delphi Technical Support

First, Thanks for your help, but how can i handle long fields?
No, it's not all i'm trying to do. The problem is that i want to have the
Tfields components typed on uppercase using some property of the Tfield
itself, not the Charcase of the edit controls. Thanks

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Guillermo Casta?o Acevedo <SIRIO>
gecas...@latino.net.co
siri...@netscape.net
ICQ # 33844513
Systems and Computers Engineer

In article <378C1610.43C21...@latino.net.co>, Guillermo Casta?o Acevedo
wrote:

How is the user inputting the data?

 Mike Orriss (TeamB)
 (Unless stated otherwise, my replies relate to Delphi 4.03)
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The user uses DbEdits controls and DbGrids. What i want is to have the
uppercase as a property of the field, and can use it in the grid or the
dbedits without using the CharCase.
Thanks

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Guillermo Casta?o Acevedo <SIRIO>
gecas...@latino.net.co
siri...@netscape.net
ICQ # 33844513
Systems and Computers Engineer

In article <378C91E3.B5D77...@latino.net.co>, Guillermo Casta?o Acevedo
wrote:

One simple method is to attach the following event handler to all
appropriate TFields:

procedure TForm1.EditKeyPress(Sender: TObject; var Key: Char);
begin
  Key := UpCase(Key);
end;

 Mike Orriss (TeamB)
 (Unless stated otherwise, my replies relate to Delphi 4.03)
 (Unsolicited e-mail replies will most likely be ignored)