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What VbCr means in asp.net

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    Hi In asp.net VbCrLf means a new line but what is the use of Vbcr in asp.net. Thanks.

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      Hi In asp.net VbCrLf means a new line but what is the use of Vbcr in asp.net. Thanks.

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      Hi In a Word doc, a paragraph mark is vbCR. If however you open a text file (*.txt) into Word the lines are often terminated with vbCRLF and sometimes with vbLF - this is the main use I've found for using one of these instead of vbCR. There is also vbNewLine which is platform-specific.

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        Hi In asp.net VbCrLf means a new line but what is the use of Vbcr in asp.net. Thanks.

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        Hi In a Word doc, a paragraph mark is vbCR. If however you open a text file (*.txt) into Word the lines are often terminated with vbCRLF and sometimes with vbLF - this is the main use I've found for using one of these instead of vbCR. There is also vbNewLine which is platform-specific. and Should use vbCr, vbNewLine or Chr$(13) instead of Chr(13) as Chr(13) returns a variant.

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          Hi In a Word doc, a paragraph mark is vbCR. If however you open a text file (*.txt) into Word the lines are often terminated with vbCRLF and sometimes with vbLF - this is the main use I've found for using one of these instead of vbCR. There is also vbNewLine which is platform-specific.

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          Naik A2Ze wrote:

          There is also vbNewLine which is platform-specific.

          Check out Environment.NewLine.

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            Hi In a Word doc, a paragraph mark is vbCR. If however you open a text file (*.txt) into Word the lines are often terminated with vbCRLF and sometimes with vbLF - this is the main use I've found for using one of these instead of vbCR. There is also vbNewLine which is platform-specific. and Should use vbCr, vbNewLine or Chr$(13) instead of Chr(13) as Chr(13) returns a variant.

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            Hi Thanks.

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              Hi Thanks.

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              rahul.net11 wrote:

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                Hi In asp.net VbCrLf means a new line but what is the use of Vbcr in asp.net. Thanks.

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                rahul.net11 wrote:

                In asp.net VbCrLf means a new line

                No it is not in ASP.NET, it's a VB command. ASP.NET is a technology, and if you want to display new line in the browser, you need to use <br>

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