Outputting LineFeed and Binary Zero

Hi again,

I am using the following code to output a string to a file.

Code:

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    intFileNum = FreeFile
    Open dlnPath For Output As #intFileNum
    transactContents = finPath & "\orig\" & _
                      Right$(inputDLN, 4) & vbLf & _
                      tifList2 & "^" & inputDLN & "^1"
    Print #intFileNum, transactContents
    Close #intFileNum

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At the end of the string, when I print out the ASC values of the string, I am getting 10 0 13 10 0. A linefeed, binary zero, cursor return, linefeed and binary zero.

I need only 10 0 to be output, a linefeed and binary zero.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

Anyone at all ?

The Print command appears to place chr(13) chr(10) and chr(0) at the end of the output line.

I tried using a TextStream object to write out the line, but it puts the same characters.

I need to get rid of the chr(13).

Thanks.

Suggestion--instead of vbLf, try using vbCrLf ?

The vbLf that I have in the middle of the string is OK. At the end of my output string I am not putting in any line feeds or carriage returns. It looks like the Print command does that automatically.

I have tried every combination I can think of at the end of the string, but VB still puts in a carriage return.

Just wondering if there is a way to over-ride what VB is doing for me. I just need the linefeed (chr(10)) and binary 0 (chr(0)).

Thanks.