Use a carriage-return and line-feed ("\r\n") or vbcrlf in the text property
such as:
this.Label1.Text="Address1:\r\nAddress2";
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"Fraser" <n/a> wrote in message
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Can i put a line break in a label ??
Ie. I want to have
Name:
Address:
Address2:
....
Listed like that instead of having it wrap, can I have a multiline label ?
Thanks.