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VbCr not working in ASP Email Script

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Keith Grefsk #1 / 5	VbCr not working in ASP Email Script Does anyone have any idea why VbCr is not working in Outlook97? or Outlook Express. Any Help appreciated Keith
Mon, 14 Apr 2003 23:55:45 GMT

Chad Myer #2 / 5	VbCr not working in ASP Email Script You should always use vbNewLine or at least vbCrLf when you wish to trigger a new line. Typically, in Windows, newlines are both CRs and LFs together, rather than just a CR or a LF. -Chad Quote: > Does anyone have any idea why VbCr is not working in Outlook97? or Outlook > Express. > Any Help appreciated > Keith
Tue, 15 Apr 2003 00:32:29 GMT

Keith Grefsk #3 / 5	VbCr not working in ASP Email Script vbCrLf didn't work either, I just tried vbNewLine I will post a follow up Quote: > You should always use vbNewLine or at least vbCrLf when you wish to trigger > a new line. Typically, in Windows, newlines are both CRs and LFs together, > rather than just a CR or a LF. > -Chad > > Does anyone have any idea why VbCr is not working in Outlook97? or Outlook > > Express. > > Any Help appreciated > > Keith
Tue, 15 Apr 2003 04:27:34 GMT

Chad Myer #4 / 5	VbCr not working in ASP Email Script I just re-read your question... What isn't work? It's not wrapping a new line? Post some of your code. vbCrLf works for me when using CDO NTS. -Chad Quote: > vbCrLf didn't work either, I just tried vbNewLine I will post a follow up > > You should always use vbNewLine or at least vbCrLf when you wish to > trigger > > a new line. Typically, in Windows, newlines are both CRs and LFs together, > > rather than just a CR or a LF. > > -Chad > > > Does anyone have any idea why VbCr is not working in Outlook97? or > Outlook > > > Express. > > > Any Help appreciated > > > Keith
Tue, 15 Apr 2003 05:24:05 GMT

Keith Grefsk #5 / 5	VbCr not working in ASP Email Script Thank you, vbNewLine worked. I wasn't having problems with vbCr under CDONTS I was forced to change it to ASPEmail but again thank you. Keith Quote: > I just re-read your question... > What isn't work? It's not wrapping a new line? > Post some of your code. vbCrLf works for me when > using CDO NTS. > -Chad > > vbCrLf didn't work either, I just tried vbNewLine I will post a follow up > > > You should always use vbNewLine or at least vbCrLf when you wish to > > trigger > > > a new line. Typically, in Windows, newlines are both CRs and LFs together, > > > rather than just a CR or a LF. > > > -Chad > > > > Does anyone have any idea why VbCr is not working in Outlook97? or > > Outlook > > > > Express. > > > > Any Help appreciated > > > > Keith
Tue, 15 Apr 2003 08:22:25 GMT

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