WAG, try CHR(10) instead

>I'm using a list of keywords/bookmarks to update content in HTML and DOC files. Most of the keywords represent a single piece of data like a name or a value. However there are a few that are multiline values such as addresses which contain CHR(13) values.
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>Spinning thru the list of bookmarks, the text substitution is performed using something like ....
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>lcFindText = ALLTRIM(bookmarks.markname)
>lcReplaceText = EVALUATE(bookmarks.cField)
>ln = thisform.TXTextControl1.Find("&lcFindText",0,16)
>IF ln > 0
>     thisform.TXTextControl1.setfocus()
>     thisform.TXTextControl1.SelText="&lcReplaceText"
>ENDIF
>

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>All is fine unless a value with a carriage return is contained in the replacement text. Have tried using [lcReplaceText] but it too errors (with "Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword").
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>Using the following avoids the error but those multi-line values are shown on a single line. Was trying to maintain those multiline bookmark values.
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>thisform.TXTextControl1.SelText=(lcReplaceText)
>or...
>thisform.TXTextControl1.SelText=lcReplaceText
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