How do you write text beyond the boundaries of a textbox without it adding a new line?

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I have a textbox with it's multiline property set to true, and dragged it out. As it stands, whenever I type and the next word is going to be beyond the boundaries of the textbox, it'll create a new line instead. I want to be able to keep typing without it adding a new line.

Like in Notepad, when you're going to write beyond the boundaries of the box, it'll let you keep typing and won't start at a new line untill you press enter. Instead, you can just use the scrollbar to scroll horizontally between your text. How do I do that with the textbox?

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Just set its ScrollBars property to ScrollBars.Both. – Adriano Repetti
@Adriano I already did but there's no use in doing it if everytime you're going to write beyond the boundaries of the textbox it starts you at a new line instead. As a result, there's nothing to scroll to. – CsharpFrustration

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Try turning off the word wrap feature:

textBox1.WordWrap = false;