HTML mail tactics? Is there a way of designating a new line in ASP without a carriage return?

[Atrax]

> The HTML mails I'm trying to send have ASP code in them.

hmmm.... the ASP code won't run, you know. If you mean what I think you
mean, that is...

I can't see other wise why you'd want ASP code in there


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[Tom B]

Ken, could you show your code, I have a feeling you are doing something "the
hard way"

"Ken Fine" <kenfine@u.washington.edu> wrote in message
news:bg9oi3$28ik$1@nntp6.u.washington.edu...

> I'm using the CDO/CDONTS components to send HTML mail. These components
> demand that the entire body of the mail appear on a single line, no CR or
> newlines.
>
> The HTML mails I'm trying to send have ASP code in them. Some of this

code,

> such as repeat regions, fails if you don't manually insert a <CR>. This
> screws up CDO/CDONTS, which wants the page code on a single line.
>
> Is there a character sequence that designates a new line to ASP but that
> doesn't involve a carriage return?
>
> BTW, I have a feeling I'm doing this "the hard way." Should there be a way
> to read in the message body programmatically, and not have to go through

the

> exercise of formatting the text appropriately? What techniques do other
> folks use, short of buying expensive e-mail components?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -KF
>
>