> chr(10) chr(13) isn't it? On Windows, text files use carriage return/line feed to begin a new line. On Unix, text files use line feed alone, and on Mac Classic text files use carriage return alone. The ASCII code for carriage return is 13, and the code for line feed is 10, so if you want to specify a new line in Windows you use both characters in that order (not 10-13).
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