The Border property specifies the type of border that appears on a control.

You can also set this property using a Cascading Style Sheet. For more information, see Using Cascading Style Sheets.

Applies to: Edit boxes, frames, group boxes, HTML Objects, HTML Tables, images, Java applets, menus, multi-edit boxes, radio buttons, and text.

Setting dynamically:

Winform Set form.control.BORDER TO n;

Property Settings for edit box, multi-edit box, menu, frame:

0 - No

Displays no border.

1 - Yes

Displays a border (default for menu).

Default

Displays border according to Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) settings; if nothing is set, the browser's default is used (default for edit box, multi-edit box, frame; not available for menu).

Property Settings for HTML Object, HTML Table, image, radio button, text, group box, Java applet:

0 - None

Displays no border.

1 - Normal

Displays a flat border.

2 - 3D

Displays a border with a 3-dimensional effect (default for HTML Table).

3 - Sunken

Displays a shadow on the upper left side of the border that appears to be etched into the form.

4 - Raised

Displays a shadow on the lower right side of the border that appears to be etched into the form (not available for group box).

Default

Displays border according to CSS settings; if nothing is set, the browser's default is used (default for HTML Object, image, radio button, text, group box, Java applet; not available for HTML Table).