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MultiLine TextBox

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Jazzkat - 27 Jun 2005 02:00 GMT
Hello Folks,

Please help me.  I am trying to send data to a multi-line textbox one
character at a time.  However, the text box is not showing a continuous
stream; instead, it is showing only the single character each time I write
to the text box.  How do I show a continuous stream?

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Peter van der Goes - 27 Jun 2005 14:06 GMT
> Hello Folks,
>
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> Learner

This is a guess, as you've not provided a code snippet.
It sounds as if you're assigning each new character to the box instead of
appending each new character to the existing content.
Please post back the code snippet where you actually assign data to the
control for a more explicit answer.

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