Re: Line Formatting

Sorry, Bryan, I do not have a different version than that. I do not recall the original format, so guess the conversion to text had significant problems -- not uncommon with PDFs, unfortunately. There should be a number of other JScript tutorials in the same archive, 
http://EmpowermentZone.com/html_doc.zip
If you have a question about the JScript language, feel free to post it on the list. 

Jamal


On 5/9/2010 3:07 PM, Bryan Schulz wrote:

jamal,
can you provide a better copy of beginning j script that i got from elfs
site the link said html/java script and the download file was html_doc.zip.
it seems there are chunks of missing chapter text.
the first text i find says in this chapter, we learned .....

Bryan Schulz

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jamal Mazrui" <empower@xxxxxxxxx>
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Cc: "Darko Pogačić" <darko.pogacic@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: Line Formatting



A Line feed is VbLf or Chr(10), a carriage return is VbCr or Chr(13),
a form feed is VbFf or Chr(12), a tab is VbTab or Chr(5), and a
carriage return/line feed sequence is VbCrLf or Chr(13) & Chr(10).

Jamal


On 5/7/2010 4:55 AM, Darko Pogačić wrote:



You can use vbCrLf constant, but I am not sure which ascii value
represents line by vbCrLf constant, but I am using chr() function, and
representing ascii value 13, its ascii symbol for new line recognized by
microsoft Word.

Also ascii 10 gives a new lin, but I am not sure wich ascii symbol is
for new line given by vbCrLf constant.

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hi,

are people using this now instead of vbcrlf?

Bryan Schulz

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* From: * Celia Rodriguez <mailto:celia-rodriguez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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* Subject: * RE: Line Formatting

Hi,

I think this might help.

TextBox.Text += your string + "\r\n" ;

The "\r\n" will give you a new line.

Hope it helps.

Celia

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Hi there!

I am interesting how to make Visual Basic code to make a new line
after a number of characters (EG:5).

I have a RichTextBox control, and text inside.

I want to make a Visual Basic 6 code, wich o n each 30 characters,
puts the rest of text into a new line.


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