Somehow, my reply did not reach the list, so summarizing here. 1. You can use the "\r" special character to force line breaks in variables. 2. The FM help file says that the limit is 255 characters. <!- But I think that it works for longer strings as well. Didn't really do boundary testing, but my guess would be 1024 characters.-->
________________________________ From: D L Reynolds <reyno...@semicool.com> Many thanks for the information. I didn't know how to force a line break, but you're right -- that would be great for addresses. But isn't there a character limit on variable length? I think I've encountered that when using variables for boilerplate paragraphs. Again, many thanks. Have a great day. -dr On Sep 12, 2010, at 11:57 PM, Vikrant Rai wrote: You can use the "\r" special character to create multi-line variables. Especially useful for addresses and other boilerplate text. >Maybe you'll find this handy. > > >`Vikrant > >
