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For ref. Converting CR/LF pairs in strings

Robert_Davies_(unlondonadmin_-_(deleted))

Hi.Just in case anyone else doesn't immediately realise how to convert the CR/LF pair "\r\n" in a string into something using Str.Replace() you need to create a find string similar to:String find = Str.Ascii( 10 )+Str.Ascii( 13 )e.g.Str.Replace( string, Str.Ascii( 10 )+Str.Ascii( 13 ), "
" )I'm sure that this is documented somewhere but I couldn't lay my hands on it.Best regards/matt.

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Application_Services_FUJITSU_(fuji_ware05_-_(delet

Hi,Why don't you use Str.EOL()Should give the same result;;;Kind regardsJohan

Robert_Davies_(unlondonadmin_-_(deleted))

Thanks Johan.As I was browsing through the list of likely functions EOL didn't catch my eye. Of course now you tell me, the words "end of line character(s)" just jump off the page! :)Best regards/matt.