Displaying text in a TextBox is not printing. Printing is sending data to a printer to be printed onto paper, or at least to a printer driver. Displaying text in a TextBox is just displaying text in a TextBox. If you want to add text to the end, i.e. append text, then you would call the AppendText method of the TextBox.
Here's a tip that will help you learn lots and require you to post much less: when you are using a new type and there's something you don't know how to do, always start by reading the MSDN documentation for that type. If you had done so in this case then you would have seen that the TextBox has an AppendText method and you'd know that that was what you needed to use without having to post here. You'd also have learned a lot more about the TextBox class that will come in handy in the future. I'm not saying that you shouldn;t post on forums like this one, but they should never be more than third option, after reading the relevant documentation and a web search. If you have something complex that does require a forum post then some, like myself, will often provide the name of the appropriate type or member to make use of rather than just posting code to copy and paste, so you can then read the appropriate documentation for that type or member and most likely write the code for yourself. Follow this advice and you'll become the best developer you can be much sooner. Don't be afraid to post on forums when you can't find what you need or don't understand what you find, but always look first and ask questions later.