>This is different from VFP6... isn't it? VFP 6.0 did not require chr(10)
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>>You need carriage return + linefeed, that is, chr(13) + chr(10).
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>>I recommend to use this line in your standard include files:
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>>#DEFINE CRLF chr(13) + chr(10)
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>>Then, in your message, you can place:
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>>... cMessage = "Line 1" + CRLF + "Line 2"
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>>HTH, Hilmar.
I think it is not so much the difference between versions of VFP, but rather that in some places, you can use chr(13) alone, in others, you can't. There may be version-specific differences, however. OTOH, I use VFP6 for quite a while now, and precisely here I had to use CR+LF.
You are safe, AFAIK, if you always use CR+LF (that is, chr(13) + chr(10)).
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