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Hello,
I am trying to make a program that I can make tabs with, a tab is a form of music for guitar. My problem is that I cannot figure out how to make the text in a text box stop and go to a new line. For example, this thread stops at a certain point at the right. That is what I want for my text box, but I don't know how to do that. Please help me or else I will be forced to pick up my monitor and toss it out the window. ahh help! -picNick |
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When forming the string for your textbox, just add a Return/Linefeed at the end.
Do it like this...... dim a as string a="This is a test string" & VBCrLf a=a + "This is on the next line!" & VBCrLf a=a + "And this is another line down" Text1.Text=a Of course, for this to work you must have the Textbox 'MultiLine' value set to true. |
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