Creating a Numeric Keyboar (Key Pad) in VB.net CF

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Hello
Are there any example where I could find a Key Pad for my application?
The purpose is to easily enter numeric values on textboxes, on different forms/textboxes.
I work in VB.net but C# is ok too, as long as it is for Net Compact Framework ( I would prefere 2.0 to be more precisely)
Thanks.

Posted 14-Jun-11 8:31am

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Kschuler · Answer 1 · 2011-06-14T11:00:00

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How about this[^] one?

Posted 14-Jun-11 11:00am

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ifEndIF 14-Jun-11 17:29pm

Thanks for your replay, but this is not the case. Ok, is a functional application but is designed in other language (eg: Embedded VC3). Is not the same thing with vb.net or c#...(beside I already sow this). May I remember you that my application is for compact framework?
In a few days I will create one for myself(numeric keypad), probably I will poste it here...but until then does anybody have this...please, so I don't have to start from scratch?
Thanks anyway!

Kschuler 14-Jun-11 17:36pm

Yeah, I wasn't sure when I posted if it was good or not. The only other articles I found on google I wasn't sure about either. But if you write your own it would make a good article for here on CP.