>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>The code writes a long string (it could be up to 200 or more characters) into a .txt file. The string is written to the .txt file using strtofile() function. I would like the long string to be indented by, say 10 characters. I can indent the first line, by adding a space(10). But the rest of the string go to the 1st column,
>>>Is there a way to do it, other than parsing the string into 60-70 characters and adding a space(10) before each line?
>>>
>>>TIA
>>
>>Not tested, but something like this may work:
>>

>>Set Margin to 10
>>Set Printer to File lcYourFileName
>>List Memory Like lcYourString to Printer Noconsole

>>To set the length of each line, you can try Set Memowidth.
>>
>>If this doesn't work, you can try to redirect the string to a file using ?, and set the "not for new design" values of _WRAP, _RMARGIN and _LMARGIN.
>
>Thank you. I will try your approach. Although what is confusing, to me, is that you use TO PRINTER and I need to save the text using STRTOFILE().

If you must use Strtofile(), you are on your own, I think. My solution is to "print" to a file, the net result will still be a file.