Is there a way to specify a newline or carriage return in a 
text variable like:

<TESET var = "Dear User," + NL + "This is to let ...">

The reason I ask is that I have a template with a section of 
code that outputs some information for a web page, then 
pretty much repeats the code section again to create a 
<TEMAIL> message (for non-HTML, plain text only email).  If 
there were some way to append the information to a string 
variable with some newline characters (so the text wasn't 
all in one continuous line) while I was processing the code 
during the first run-through, then I could avoid the 
repetition.

Michael

We have received your ticket and we are researching the 
problem.  Some one will be in touch with you shortly.


Thank you

Michael, you can code something similar to the following:

<tedeclare var test text 100>
<teset test = "this is the first line<br>this is the second 
line">

When you do a <teshow>...similar to the following:

<teshow "this is the test variable:"+test>

The results are the following:

this is the test variable:this is the first line
this is the second line

Does this help?  If not, please let us know.  Thanks!
 

Actually, what you want to use is the same escape sequences 
that work in Javascript, backslash-n (\n) for linefeed, \t 
for tab...

Or, just emit the text in a section, and format as you want 
it to be.