The tab is vbTab or Chr(9)
As in
sMailposts =sMailposts & "Match Date: " & G_Date_value & vbTab ....
But that may not align your fields (depend on the field value lengths)
See
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2474
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"Ed Richter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
Using CDONTS to send email message out. Am wondering if there's anything I can do, add tab charactor, or insert a table inside
mesaage to make the fields in the message as shown below line up.
Match Date: 1/12/2005 Home Team: Hilton Away Team: Spencerport 2 Partner: Dave Linds
Match Date: 5/18/2005 Home Team: Spencerport Away Team: Greece Arcadia Partner: John Marroco
Code is generated by:
sMailposts =sMailposts & "Match Date: " & G_Date_value & " " & " Home Team: " & Home_value & " " & " Away Team: " &
Away_value & " " & " Partner: " & Partner_F_name & " " & Partner_L_name & vbNewLine
Wondering if there's anything I can do within CDONTS to fix this??