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Honestly, I would use \n to break the lines and organize it manually.

Maybe it's possible using the guiSetProperty function. I've never tried this before, but you can try the following:
Disable the memobox vertical scrollbar to make it invisible and create a scroll bar with guiCreateScrollBar.
On the created scrollbar, use the "onClientGUIScroll" event plus guiScrollBarGetScrollPosition function and set it's value to the Memo scroll pos.

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On 21/05/2018 at 21:11, DNL291 said:

Honestly, I would use \n to break the lines and organize it manually.

This is a solution, but my memos use custom text. The users don't know where to break line.

On 21/05/2018 at 21:11, DNL291 said:

Disable the memobox vertical scrollbar to make it invisible

How to disable a memobox' scrollbar? I could use guiSetEnabled, but the text need to be selectable.

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Tried removing Memo's scrollBar and I could not either :/

I don't remember any solution to that, since in your case, the player should be able to select the text. You may consider using another way to show that text-box without using a Memo.

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