Hilmar,
You have to do the same thing as in VFP with chr(13)+chr(10). Try this:

txtResult.Text = "Line1\r\nLine 2"

You can also use the following mthod which is suposedly better:

txtResult.Text = "Line1"+System.Environment.NewLine+"Line 2"

Hope this helps.

Einar



>Yesterday, during my .NET course, I tried to put multiple lines in a multi-line TextBox, and couldn't figure out how to put a new line symbol.
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>(a)
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>TxtResult.Text = "Line 1\nLine2"
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>only put a square in place of the "\n". Is this C feature no longer allowed, is it written differently, or did I simply use it in the wrong place?
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>(b)
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>What would be the correct equivalent for the VFP code chr(13) + chr(10)?
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>(c)
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>Where do I find these things in the help? The questions seem quite basic, but I don't know where to start searching.
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>TIA,
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>Hilmar.