I'm day new to this funny clicky stuff and already in need of rescue.

I'm attempting to populate an array of strings(names) with the user typing each name into a textbox as a way of input. Each name entered on a separte line and so into the next array element. I've set the text box to multiline but at the moment it gather all the data I've entered( how ever many lines) and plonks it in the first array element.
I've had no trouble writing this exercise as a console application but the clicky stuffs got me stuck. May be I shouldn't be using the textbox control?? This must be so straight forward as I can't find an example in the books. Whats the best way to go about this??

Help

You will need to check for a carriage return in the text that is placed in your text box. When one is found, you know you are at a new line. Place that text into the next element.

You will also have to check for some additional things such as an empty string that could signify the end of the list or that a user just pressed enter twice. You also have the burden of checking every string for a carriage return. I probably wouldn't implement it this way.

I would have the user type in the text into a single line textbox and press enter for each item they have. You could then add these items to a listbox or if you still desire a textbox you could populate a read-only textbox. I would stick with the listbox.