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Setting Alignment in TextBoxes...No Looking Glass Required

In yesterday's post I stated that "non-character keys do not trigger KeyPress events." While that is perfectly true, I misunderstood what was meant by a non-character key. In the non-managed Win32 world, pressing a key generates a WM_KEYDOWN, one or more WM_CHAR messages, and a WM_KEYUP message. The managed KeyPress

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