Here an easy question

[shaunb]

I've never worked in VB before, C++ is my thing! So i know this is an easy question, and a dumb one but who do i format my output so it will skip to the next line rather then being on the same line. Trust me i've tried to find the answer, i've tried what i do in C++ but can't get it! Please help me i'm an idiot!!!1

Shaun

[Iain17]

if you are talking about displaying strings in textboxes or labels etc, you can concatinate a "vbCrLf" to force a new line.

Label1.caption = "Hello" & vbCrLf & "World"

[Nathan]

Are you trying to place part of a string on the next line? Example being the message in a MsgBox? then you can use vbCrLf

[shaunb]

Thank you thats it!!!!!!!!!