I have a script that does the following: ########################################################### echo "EXPORT FOR $DBNAME" > $LOGFILE echo "----------------------------------------------------" >> $LOGFILE echo Todays date is ......................: $DATESTR >> $LOGFILE echo The Log File for Today is ...........: $LOGFILE >> $LOGFILE echo The Path for Oracle Home is .........: $ORACLE_HOME >> $LOGFILE #echo The Oracle Sid is ...................: $ORACLE_SID >> $LOGFILE echo "\n" echo The hostname is .....................: $HNAME >> $LOGFILE echo "\n" echo The DBNAME is .......................: $DBNAME >> $LOGFILE echo "----------------------------------------------------" >> $LOGFILE echo Begin the export process at .........: `date` >> $LOGFILE echo The output in Unix lines up nicely: EXPORT FOR remedy ---------------------------------------------------- Todays date is ......................: 20060320 The Log File for Today is ...........: /backup/exports/remedy_export.log_2006032 0 The Path for Oracle Home is .........: /oracle/app/oracle/product/10.2.0 The hostname is .....................: test The DBNAME is .......................: remedy ---------------------------------------------------- Begin the export process at .........: Mon Mar 20 16:35:28 EST 2006 **** EXPORT SUCCESS **** However, when the output is mailed it is off: EXPORT FOR remedy ---------------------------------------------------- Todays date is ......................: 20060320 The Log File for Today is ...........: /backup/exports/remedy_export.log_20060320 The Path for Oracle Home is .........: /oracle/app/oracle/product/10.2.0 The hostname is .....................: test The DBNAME is .......................: remedy ---------------------------------------------------- Begin the export process at .........: Mon Mar 20 16:35:28 EST 2006 **** EXPORT SUCCESS **** Any suggestions on how I can make sure "the hostname" and The DBNAME are on separate lines?