Chr$(11) inserts a \line tag when the document is saved as RTF. Is there a way to insert \par tag using VBA. I have tried Chr$(12), but that is inserting a \page RTF tag. I have also tried Chr$(13) which is not inserting any RTF tag, but visually it appears that there is a newline.
What I am trying is to write "Hello World" into a formfield, but would like to separate these two words by a paragraph.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks, Raju
Mon, 28 Feb 2005 04:49:14 GMT
Dave Let #2 / 3
How to insert paragraph (\par RTF tag) using VBA
Hi Raju,
Apparently vbCrLf works.
HTH
Quote:
> Hi,
> Chr$(11) inserts a \line tag when the document is saved as RTF. Is there a > way to insert \par tag using VBA. I have tried Chr$(12), but that is > inserting a \page RTF tag. I have also tried Chr$(13) which is not inserting > any RTF tag, but visually it appears that there is a newline.
> What I am trying is to write "Hello World" into a formfield, but would like > to separate these two words by a paragraph.
> Any help is much appreciated.
> Thanks, Raju
Mon, 28 Feb 2005 05:00:10 GMT
Ayyaparaju Ganapathiraj #3 / 3
How to insert paragraph (\par RTF tag) using VBA
Thank you very much. Actually vbCr worked just fine. It puts the "\par" RTF tag for paragraph. Thanks for your help once again.
Quote:
> Hi Raju,
> Apparently vbCrLf works.
> HTH
> > Hi,
> > Chr$(11) inserts a \line tag when the document is saved as RTF. Is there a > > way to insert \par tag using VBA. I have tried Chr$(12), but that is > > inserting a \page RTF tag. I have also tried Chr$(13) which is not > inserting > > any RTF tag, but visually it appears that there is a newline.
> > What I am trying is to write "Hello World" into a formfield, but would > like > > to separate these two words by a paragraph.
How to insert paragraph (\par RTF tag) using VBA