The standard new line combination in DOS and Windows is CHR(13)+CHR(10). Try that firs. If it doesn't help, use something else to display context of the file.

>I am trying to create a simple text file that would look like XML.
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>Here is what I do:
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>cMyStr = "<MYTAG>" + mytable.fld1 + "</MYTAG>" + chr(13) + ;
>         "<MYTAG2>" + mytable.fld2 + "</MYTAG2>" + chr(13) + ;
>         "<MYTAG3>" + mytable.fld3 + "</MYTAG3>"
>strtofile(cMyStr, "MYFILE.XML" )
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>The problem is that when I look at the MYFILE.XML in DOS (typing TYPE MYFILE.XML) only the last tag is shown to be in the resulting file.
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>What am I missing here?
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>Thank you.