Re: FLASH: Carriage Return

[Wes Tilson]

> return on the PC you do not usually have to combine ASCII 13 with ASCII

> 10, ASCII 13 can do it by itself.


No, not "usually". I was referring specifically to a Text Box in VB5.


Here's a quote from Visual Basic Books Online: Working with Text Boxes

"Line breaks cannot be entered in the Properties window at design time.

Within a procedure, you create a line break by inserting a carriage return

followed by a linefeed (ANSI characters 13 and 10)."



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