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In IntergerTextBox, zero can be added as initial character by using its property named AllowLeadingZeros.
The Following Sample demonstrates the same.
C# //To Allow Zero at the beginning of the IntegerTextBox. this.integerTextBox1.AllowLeadingZeros = true;
VB 'To Allow Zero at the beginning of the IntegerTextBox. Me.integerTextBox1.AllowLeadingZeros = True
Figure 1. To display zero as initial character. Sample Links:
C#: Accept Zero at Beginning C# VB: Accept Zero at Beginning VB
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