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How would I send text from a class to a form with a text box
I have a class and I would like to append text that would normally go to a console to a form with a text box. How would I do this?
An example of one line I have is
Console.WriteLine("Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN)
How would I write it to the form with the text box.
form3.textbox1 would be the name of the form and textbox. Thank you.
An example of one line I have is
Console.WriteLine("Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN)
How would I write it to the form with the text box.
form3.textbox1 would be the name of the form and textbox. Thank you.
ASKER
That's what I did, but how do you skip to the next line after that record of
form3.textbox1.text &= ("Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN)
How do I break to the next line in the string export?
form3.textbox1.text &= ("Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN)
How do I break to the next line in the string export?
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You can also use the AppendText() function of the TextBox:
Form3.TextBox1.AppendText(
Form3.TextBox1.AppendText(
2) For 2003, you could use a Friend scope, and set the value this way:
Dim frm3 As New Form3
frm3.textbox1.Text = "Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN
3) For 2005, you don't need an instance of the form, you would only need this:
form3.textbox1.Text = "Zero Loan Repayment for " & employeeSSN
Bob