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You can't display something in a GroupBox control. As DdoubleD already pointed out you can change the Text property. So you could change the phrase English equivalent into 'aso-dog' if you like.
Here I would use a combination of a Label and another TextBox.
I would set the following:
MyLabel.Text = "English equivalent:";
MyTextBox.Text = "'aso-dog";
but this is all up to you what you decide to do.
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ahmm.okay..never mind the groupbox thing..
ahmm...it's like this...i have a database one for the tagalog words and one is for the english words(of the tagalog words)..
as what i said before the user will enter a tagalog word in the textbox then when he clicks the speak button the software will give the spoken form..
then in the form, the english equivalent of the tagalog word should be displayed..how is that?
it will be coming from the english database...
please help..i am not so familiar working with database using c#...=(
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Sorry I'm not so fluent as it comes to databases. Perhaps start a search in C# forum search? You find it on the right side of the site window under RELATED FORUM FEATURES. Succes!
Or else, I know some nice guys over here who will gladly help you out
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aww..so sad..hope they will..
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You need to provide more information about the data retrieval you need. For starters, you should indicate:

1) type of DB (eg. Sql Server, MySQL, Access, etc.)
2) how you expect the data to be loaded into your program (entire table, single field, range of records, etc.)

If you already have some code where you are trying to achieve this, but need some assistance to get it working, include that code too (be sure to use CODE tags).
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