Change CHR(13) with CHR(13)+CHR(10) this is usual CR LF sequence, or

#define CRLF CHR(13)+CHR(10)

	CASE m.FileType = 'TXT'
		Response.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/notepad")
		Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=notepad.txt")
		SET TEXTMERGE ON
		cHtmlOutput=""
		TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
			<<m.ColumnNames>>
		ENDTEXT
		SELECT crsTestDownloads
		SCAN
				TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
					<<CRLF>>
				ENDTEXT
				FOR i = 1 TO FCOUNT()
					IF &FieldList
						m.FieldValue = TRANSFORM(EVAL(FIELD(i)))
						TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
						     <<m.FieldValue>>
						ENDTEXT
					ENDIF
				ENDFOR
				TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
					<<CRLF>>
				ENDTEXT
		ENDSCAN
		SET TEXTMERGE OFF
		Response.Write(cHtmlOutput)

>I'm expecting the CHR(13) to cause a line break, but the results from the following are all on one line. Regardless of the name of the variable "cHtmlOutput" this is just to create a TXT file.
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>	CASE m.FileType = 'TXT'
>		Response.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/notepad")
>		Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=notepad.txt")
>		SET TEXTMERGE ON
>		cHtmlOutput=""
>		TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
>			<<m.ColumnNames>>
>		ENDTEXT
>		SELECT crsTestDownloads
>		SCAN
>				TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
>					<<CHR(13)>>
>				ENDTEXT
>				FOR i = 1 TO FCOUNT()
>					IF &FieldList
>						m.FieldValue = TRANSFORM(EVAL(FIELD(i)))
>						TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
>						<<m.FieldValue>>
>						ENDTEXT
>					ENDIF
>				ENDFOR
>				TEXT TO cHtmlOutput NOSHOW ADDITIVE
>					<<CHR(13)>>
>				ENDTEXT
>		ENDSCAN
>		SET TEXTMERGE OFF
>		Response.Write(cHtmlOutput)
>