I am using cdonts to send mail. I use outlook 2000. I am encountering the 
following problem:

When I use code to display 3 titles and 3 text box values, the third value 
is put on the next line. I am sending using "plain text". Here is the code.

Mybody = t1name & t1 & " " & hemail & emailfrom & " " & t2name & t2 & " " 
& t3name & t3 & vbcrlf   
mybody = mybody & stname & st

T3 does not print on the same line. It appears that plain text won't go 
beyond 74-76 characters, even if I change the auto-wrap from 76 to any 
higher number. However, If I add the code ObjMail.BodyFormat = 0 and
ObjMail.MailFormat = 0 (html format), it ignores my vbcrlf statements and 
displays everything on one line, including stname and st.

I would like to use more than 76 characters on a line. Any ideas on how to 
do that and still have control over line feeds?

Thanks,
Larry

try using a table to format it.

-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Rosenzweig [mailto:rosenzl@o...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:30 AM
To: ASP components
Subject: [asp_components] CDONTS


I am using cdonts to send mail. I use outlook 2000. I am encountering 
the
following problem:

When I use code to display 3 titles and 3 text box values, the third 
value
is put on the next line. I am sending using "plain text". Here is the 
code.

Mybody =3D t1name & t1 & " " & hemail & emailfrom & " " & t2name & t2 & 
" "
& t3name & t3 & vbcrlf  
mybody =3D mybody & stname & st

T3 does not print on the same line. It appears that plain text won't go
beyond 74-76 characters, even if I change the auto-wrap from 76 to any
higher number. However, If I add the code ObjMail.BodyFormat =3D 0 and
ObjMail.MailFormat =3D 0 (html format), it ignores my vbcrlf statements 
and
displays everything on one line, including stname and st.

I would like to use more than 76 characters on a line. Any ideas on how 
to
do that and still have control over line feeds?

Thanks,
Larry

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