vb.net string addinging carriage return

[sean]

Can anyone tell me how to add a carriage return to a
string using vb.net?

I need to add two strings with a carrage return together
and post to an email message body ie:

This gives me an error:

string3 = string1 & vbcrlf & string2
mail.body = string3

The probelm I am having is that the original string of
html code is so long it carriage returns or truncates. I
am trying to split up the html in the string when posting
to the mail body to avoid this but can not insert
carriage return.

Sean

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "sean" <sk******@hotmail.com> scripsit:

Can anyone tell me how to add a carriage return to a
string using vb.net?

I need to add two strings with a carrage return together
and post to an email message body ie:

This gives me an error:

string3 = string1 & vbcrlf & string2
mail.body = string3

The probelm I am having is that the original string of
html code is so long it carriage returns or truncates. I
am trying to split up the html in the string when posting
to the mail body to avoid this but can not insert
carriage return.

You will have to insert a "<br/>" in HTML.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Ronald Walker]

I think what your looking for is Environment.NewLine.

Try this...
string3 = string1 & Environment.NewLine & string2

Hope that helps,
Ronald Walker
"sean" <sk******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me how to add a carriage return to a
string using vb.net?

I need to add two strings with a carrage return together
and post to an email message body ie:

This gives me an error:

string3 = string1 & vbcrlf & string2
mail.body = string3

The probelm I am having is that the original string of
html code is so long it carriage returns or truncates. I
am trying to split up the html in the string when posting
to the mail body to avoid this but can not insert
carriage return.

Sean