Stephen Lebans schrieb:

The form displays teststeps (action, reaction) for a testcase. It looks
like:
1  ctrl1(action 1)     ctrl2(reaction 1)
2  ctrl3(action 2)     ctrl4(reaction 2)
3  ctrl5(action 3)     ctrl6(reaction 3)
...
I have multiple RTF2-controls for the actions/reactions in this form
which are dynamically resized.
The actions/reactions contain only a few lines and are limited in width
so I avoid using scrollbars by setting the size of the control to its
RTFheight.
When a control changes its size, the following steps are moved.
So I get sort of a table which looks like a table in a text processor.

My way is as follows:
Store RTFheight when control text is first assigned.
In Change (pseudo):
   h = ctrl.RTFHeight
   if oldHeight <> h then resize

If I replace "h = ctrl.RTFheight" by "h = oldHeight" then the cursor
remains visible.
This behaviour occurs even when the size is not changed (resize not
called).
So, the only difference between Cursor visible or not is the call of
RTFheight.

However, the cursor is still there, if I enter a letter, this appears
at the expected location.

If I change the focus to another application (Alt-Tab) and back, the
cursor is visible.

This is Access 2003 SP2 on Win2000P SP4

Regards,
Michael Bruschkewitz