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  1. Jul 7th, 2000, 02:54 AM #1
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    Text1.Text = "@Admin: " + Text2.Text + vbNewLine + Text1.Text

    that makes a new line (vbNewLine) but it moves up, how do I make a new line, but make itmove down?
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  2. Jul 7th, 2000, 03:01 AM #2
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    Do it backwards!

    Text1.Text = text1.text & vbnewline & "@Admin: " & Text2.Text
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  3. Jul 7th, 2000, 03:06 AM #3
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    lol, I never would have thought of that...thanks!
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  4. Jul 7th, 2000, 11:37 PM #4
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    How about using VbCrLf instead of vbNewLine
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  6. Jul 7th, 2000, 11:42 PM #5
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    Or you could use:

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    Text1.Text = text1.text & Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) & "@Admin: " & Text2.Text
    But I guess Qwerty's way is better .

    By the way, I checked in the VB 4.0 help file and there are no words such as vbNewLine and VbCrLf. Are they only in VB 6.0?
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  7. Jul 7th, 2000, 11:45 PM #6
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    I've been using them since vb5 so they are in it. NOt sure about earlier versions.
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