I tried \r, but it didn't work. I instead used Environment.NewLine and it did work. Thanks for the help!

>Mike,
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>Use the Replace() method of the string to replace carriage returns with the break tag. You can do a similar process for spaces.
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>somestring.Replace("\r", "<br/>")
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>Kurt
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>>Not sure if the title is exactly the right term...
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>>I have a string I am building using stringbuilder. It has several lines breaks, spaces, etc. When I try to display that on my webform it cuts out the line breaks and I'm pretty sure it's cutting out some spacing also. What is the best way to preserve this formatting?
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>>Thanks!