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    Just trying to learn what it does, Also any other related commands

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    VB carriage return and left

    basically drops you down a line and keeps you on the left.

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    Post Just a little trivia.

    Hi,
    vbCrLf. Visual Basic Carriage return Line feed.
    Inserts a carriage return and a line feed code. Both terms are left over from the old mechanical typewriter days. Carriage return is when you returned the carriage, the part of the typewriter that held the paper, to it's home position. You pushed the carriage to the right so that typing began on the left of the paper.
    Line feed is when you rolled the platen, the rubber roller in the carriage that feeds the paper, one line so that the typing begins below the previous line.
    Man! I'm old.
    Al.



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    Basiclly, it goes to the next line. (usually in Message Boxes)




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    and it also same with Chr(13) & Chr(10)


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