You meant chr(13) & chr(10) for the windows line ending, right? And
the 'mac' line ending is only for Mac OS9 and earlier. Mac OSX (since
it's *nix based) uses just the line feed.
cheers,
barneyb
On 6/10/05, Jared Rypka-Hauer - CMG, LLC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That will work in most browsers, Windows or otherwise, because they all seem
> to interpret chr(10) as enough for a newline even if the OS demands a cr-lf
> combination for a valid line break.
>
> But if you're creating PDFs, you'll probably want writeOutput('some text
> here' & chr(10) & chr(13)) just to make sure that you're feeing it valid
> linefeeds. You may check the PDF documentation (what there is of it, anyway)
> to see exactly what character combo it wants for a newline. Generally, the
> character sets are as follows:
>
> Mac: cr
> Win: cr-lf
> *NIX: lf
>
> It's kinda twitchy, and a PITA, to get the characters just right...
> experiment and see what you come up with.
>
> Laterz!
>
> J
>
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