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Don, when you are at the end of your text you can type in
the following; & vbCrLf & vbCrLf &
The first vbCrLf will give you the first carriage return
(empty line) and the next vbCrLf will give the second
carriage return line.
The vbCrLf stands for Carriage return Line feed.
Hope this works.
*** John
the following; & vbCrLf & vbCrLf &
The first vbCrLf will give you the first carriage return
(empty line) and the next vbCrLf will give the second
carriage return line.
The vbCrLf stands for Carriage return Line feed.
Hope this works.
*** John