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Default How to make a NumericUpDown control to accept hexadecimal bigger than 0x7FFFFFFF. - 01-03-2008 , 03:01 AM





If I sets a NumericUpDown control's Hexadecimal property to true. The control can accept a hexadecimal input from user. such as "7F" mean 0x7F(127).

But I discover the control can not accept the input is bigger than 0x7FFFFFFF whether the maximum is set to bigger value (99999999999). User just can use spin button to change the value to bigger.

Anyone have some solution to fix this problem? Help me.

Thanks.

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