I have created an application to send out an e-mail...no problem. The only
issue that I had was with inserting a line break. I couldn't readily find
whatever escape sequence (or other method) is used to break to a new line.
So, in my short lived frustration, I figured I'd have better luck just
sending an HTML e-mail with a br tag and life's good. Come to find out, not
all of our users can accept HTML e-mails, so I'm back to square one.

Question is: What's the equivalent of a BR tag in a standard, non-HTML
e-mail?

Thanks!
James

CR LF (ASCII 13 then ASCII 10) ?

Patrice

"James Baker" <cppjames@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> I have created an application to send out an e-mail...no problem. The[/color]
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> issue that I had was with inserting a line break. I couldn't readily find
> whatever escape sequence (or other method) is used to break to a new line.
> So, in my short lived frustration, I figured I'd have better luck just
> sending an HTML e-mail with a br tag and life's good. Come to find out,[/color]
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> all of our users can accept HTML e-mails, so I'm back to square one.
>
> Question is: What's the equivalent of a BR tag in a standard, non-HTML
> e-mail?
>
> Thanks!
> James
>
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"James Baker" <cppjames@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have created an application to send out an e-mail...no problem. The[/color]
only[color=blue]
> issue that I had was with inserting a line break. I couldn't readily find
> whatever escape sequence (or other method) is used to break to a new line.
> So, in my short lived frustration, I figured I'd have better luck just
> sending an HTML e-mail with a br tag and life's good. Come to find out,[/color]
not[color=blue]
> all of our users can accept HTML e-mails, so I'm back to square one.
>
> Question is: What's the equivalent of a BR tag in a standard, non-HTML
> e-mail?
>
> Thanks!
> James
>
>[/color]

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