First off, XML is happiest when it's on one long line (your file is smaller, too).
VBScript version 2 has a vbCrLf constant you can use. If you have version 1 of VBScript you can use the Chr() function like this:
[tab]s = Chr(13) & Chr(10)
to get the same effect.
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