How To Add A New Line in a C# or Visual Basic TextBox
If you're building a Windows Form Application, for example with C# or Visual Basic, then you may need to add a new line character, for example in a multiline TextBox. You do this using Enviroment.NewLine to insert the line break as follows:
textBox1.Text="First Line" + Environment.NewLine + "Second Line";
My preferred use is with the += operator in C#:
textBox1.Text = "Line One"; textBox1.Text += Environment.NewLine; textBox1.Text += "Line Two";
This way, you can add extra lines of output to the TextBox as you require it.
References: Environment.NewLine on MSDN
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Yeahh. But not working un vb 6
easier even is just vbNewLine in Visual Basic
textBox1.Text="First Line" vbNewLine "Second Line"
It's working in VB 9.0
Very Thanks to Webmasters.
But about JDuarte solving, the correct code in VB 9.0 is:
TextBox1.Text = "First Line" vbNewLine "Second Line"
however it's good and easier.