Hello,

I just wanted to mention that Georgi answered with a screenshot and a video file in the provided forum thread. Please take a look if you have not done so.

Thank you. With some tweaks its ok now.

I'll create a bug in our system here for an engineer to take a deeper look into what's causing the selection to get out of whack when break returns are involved.

In the meantime I created a work around in your test project. You'll see the code addition below.

int gndx = 0;
void btnFind_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    int ndx = txtFormatted.Text.IndexOf(txtFind.Text, gndx);
    if (ndx >= 0)
    {
        gndx = ndx + txtFind.Text.Length;
        txtFormatted.EditInfo.SelectionStart = ndx;
        txtFormatted.EditInfo.SelectionLength = txtFind.Text.Length;
        txtFormatted.Select();

        if (txtFormatted.EditInfo.GetSelectedValueAsString(true) != txtFind.Text)
        {
            while (txtFormatted.EditInfo.GetSelectedValueAsString(true) != txtFind.Text)
            {
                gndx -= 1;
                txtFormatted.EditInfo.SelectionStart = gndx;
                txtFormatted.EditInfo.SelectionLength = txtFind.Text.Length;
                txtFormatted.Select();
            }

            gndx = ndx + txtFind.Text.Length;
        }
    }
    else
        gndx = 0;
}