When Iam doing the following:

                TextBox19.Text &= objReq.Name & ControlChars.Tab
                TextBox19.Text &= objReq.Number & ControlChars.Tab
                TextBox19.Text &= objReq.Owner & ControlChars.NewLine


                TextBox20.Text &= objReq.Name & ControlChars.Tab
                TextBox20.Text &= objReq.IDNumber & ControlChars.Tab
                TextBox20.Text &= objReq.Owner & ControlChars.NewLine

in text box 19 rows get printed well with proper tabs.

but in text box 20 first row does not get the first tab and then from 2nd
row it does fine.

Textbox19 looks like below:

tom      4565       john
alice     9090       sim

Textbox19 looks like below:

tom4565       john
alice     9090       sim

why wud that be??

Thank you !!

BTW, if you're doing lots of string concatenation like the above, it's *far*
more efficient to do it all in one statement, as in

TextBox19.Text = TextBox19.Text  _
    & objReq.Name & ControlChars.Tab _
    & objReq.Number & ControlChars.Tab _
    & objReq.Owner & ControlChars.NewLine

Are both textboxes using the same /font/?
Even tiny differences in the font settings could make the tab "seem"
to disappear.

HTH,
    Phill  W.

Phill W. wrote:
How about TextBox19.AppendText(...) ?

Andrew

I haven't seen the original question (Dunno where it is !), but I would
suggest using a StringBuilder in such cases, instead of using String
concatenation.

Regards,

Cerebrus.

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