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    StephenMcAllister
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    When typing text into arich text box and I hit enter no new line is created. Is there a property to change to allow the user to create as many new lines as they would like? thanks

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      When typing text into arich text box and I hit enter no new line is created. Is there a property to change to allow the user to create as many new lines as they would like? thanks

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      Ali Iqbal Khan
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      Yes, there is a MultiLine property, which you have to assign True. Happy Coding!!! :)

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        Yes, there is a MultiLine property, which you have to assign True. Happy Coding!!! :)

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        StephenMcAllister
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        Thanks Ali. I have set that property to true and it is still the same.

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          Thanks Ali. I have set that property to true and it is still the same.

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          mav northwind
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          Please re-check your code. The multiline property is the only one responsible for this effect and is set to true by default, so Ali's reply is absolutely correct. Are you handling any key events yourself? Regards, mav

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