- 1). Open a new project in your preferred development environment.
- 2). Spawn two new textboxes and call them what you wish. You can use the default names also if you want. In most programming languages, you can change the name of a textbox by selecting the textbox and changing the "Name" property in the properties panel.
- 3). Go into your code and, in any function, define a text value for your first textbox and another distinguishable one for your second textbox. Assuming that your first textbox is called "textBox1," you can do something like this: textBox1.Text = "Hello." This, of course, depends on the language you are programming in. If you would like to change the second textbox's text, you must use the textbox's name followed by the property you would like to change. For example, assuming you labeled your second textbox "textBox2," you can change it like this: textBox2.Text = "Hello2."
- 4). Change the text interchangeably as you wish to get the hang of working with more than one textbox at a time.
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