ExMaskEdit ActiveX Control is a software solution that allows developers to easily add masked text input functionality to their applications. It provides customizable input masks for various data types, such as phone numbers and social security numbers, and supports various input languages.
If you're looking for a powerful text editing control, look no further than ExMaskEdit ActiveX. This versatile tool is designed to handle text formatting with ease, and offers features that other mask edit controls simply can't match.
One of ExMaskEdit's standout features is multimask, a unique capability that lets you handle multiple masks at runtime. This is particularly useful when you're dealing with complex formatting requirements or need more advanced masking rules.
ExMaskEdit also offers excellent flexibility and control, thanks to its ability to subclass both standard and rich edit controls. When subclassing a rich edit control, the mask is painted using a user-defined color, so you can stay consistent with your application's look and feel.
Of course, the real strength of ExMaskEdit lies in its support for a wide range of data types. Whether you need to mask license keys, IP addresses, URLs, emails, phone numbers, decimal numbers, hexa numbers, binary numbers, alpha and digit characters, dates, times, or anything else, ExMaskEdit has you covered.
Best of all, ExMaskEdit is built using ATL, so it's lightning-fast and uses minimal system resource. Plus, it comes complete with thorough, context-sensitive online help and a wealth of sample code to help you get started. So whether you're building a simple utility or a complex application, ExMaskEdit is an invaluable tool to have in your development arsenal.
One of ExMaskEdit's standout features is multimask, a unique capability that lets you handle multiple masks at runtime. This is particularly useful when you're dealing with complex formatting requirements or need more advanced masking rules.
ExMaskEdit also offers excellent flexibility and control, thanks to its ability to subclass both standard and rich edit controls. When subclassing a rich edit control, the mask is painted using a user-defined color, so you can stay consistent with your application's look and feel.
Of course, the real strength of ExMaskEdit lies in its support for a wide range of data types. Whether you need to mask license keys, IP addresses, URLs, emails, phone numbers, decimal numbers, hexa numbers, binary numbers, alpha and digit characters, dates, times, or anything else, ExMaskEdit has you covered.
Best of all, ExMaskEdit is built using ATL, so it's lightning-fast and uses minimal system resource. Plus, it comes complete with thorough, context-sensitive online help and a wealth of sample code to help you get started. So whether you're building a simple utility or a complex application, ExMaskEdit is an invaluable tool to have in your development arsenal.
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