Second line return with VbCrLf

[Briandr]

Hi,

How can I get a second line return using VbCrLf?

varRestart = oShell.Popup ("Test." & VbCrLf & "Test2", 3600, sTitle, vbExclamation+vbYesNo+vbSystemModal)

Thanks

 

[guitarzan]

did you want this:
varRestart = oShell.Popup ("Test." & VbCrLf [highlight #FCE94F]& VbCrLf[/highlight] & "Test2", 3600, sTitle, vbExclamation+vbYesNo+vbSystemModal)

?? or am I misunderstanding

 

[Briandr]

The first line return does not leave a empty line so I wanted the second one so there would be a space between them. I think what you have is right??

 

[ChrisHirst]

Just use VbCR or chr(13) to insert blank lines. The linefeed (Lf) is only needed in text files.

Chris.

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