explain how to make a control visible and invisible during
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explain how to make a control visible and invisible during runtime..

Answer / kanchan

you can make control visible and unvisible by writing a
code as
controlname.visible=true
or
controlname.visible=false

and also you can set the control's visible properties as
true or false.

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explain how to make a control visible and invisible during runtime..

Answer / sujata kullarkar

you can make control visible and unvisible by writing a
code as
controlname.visible=true
Example:Label1.Visible=false

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explain how to make a control visible and invisible during runtime..

Answer / shailaja

by setting enabled property to 'true' or 'false'

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