>
> I should stick with the documentation. I guess I've gotten sloppy.
> Because \n works, I've slipped into it.
PowerPro allows \r alone, \n alone, or the pairs \r\n or \n\r to
represent end of line; those of use who have used manual typewriters
would expect to have to both return the carriage and advance the
platen to start a new line.
Note that \r does not mean a backslash followed by an r, it means
the internal ascii character CR, which can be represented in
PowerPro strings by \r if backslash is the escape character.
> > could be written as:
> > Event.Create(10,30, ?#.YourScript\r Event.DestroyThis#, \+
> > ?#anywindow("=notepad")#)
> > couldn't it?
I am not sure, as in the above you have backslash then r, not CR.
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