Use a CRLF (however you generate them in your string) to force the new lines.
I have done something similar to this before - makes the ALT really useful for providing additional information (like a time and date of an event over a link that goes to the event record - for example).
Gary Menzel
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> Hey,
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> This is totally off topic, but hey, its Friday.
>
> Anyone know whether you can apply any equiv of <br /> within alt
> tags ... I am needing the text within the alt tag to be on multiple lines.
>
> Make sense?
>
> Thanks,
> Sarah.
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