Label controls are used to display text, but users cannot edit these controls. You can use this control to identify the objects of the form, for example, to explain what happens when you click the control.
Or display corresponding information at runtime in response to an event or process of the application.
There are many situations in which labels are used for different purposes. Controls that do not have a title attribute themselves are usually marked with labels. For example, labels can be used.
Control adds descriptive labels to text boxes, list boxes, combo boxes, and so on. You can also use them to add descriptive text to forms, such as providing help information to users.
You can also write code to change the text content displayed by the Label control in response to runtime events. For example, if an application needs to process a change for several minutes, it can display a labeled processing status message.
Because the Label control does not accept focus, it is used to create access keys for other controls.
Set the title of the label.
To change the text displayed in the Label control, you can use the Caption property. At design time, you can select and set this property from the Properties window of the control. The maximum length of the title attribute can be set to 1024 bytes.
Arrange text
You can use the Alignment property to set the text arrangement in the Label control to left alignment (0, the default), center (1), or.
Right alignment (2).
Automatic resizing and word wrapping properties
By default, when the text entered into the Caption property exceeds the width of the control, the text will wrap automatically, and when it exceeds the height of the control, the excess will be truncated. In order to make the control automatically adapt to the content, you can set the AutoSize property to True. In this way, the control can be expanded horizontally to fit the content of the title property. Make subtitles
Property wraps and expands vertically, the WordWrap property should be set to True.
Label control is a graphical control that can display text that users cannot change directly.