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How to save CrLf recieved from Winsock

Asked by sakuya_su in Visual Basic Programming, WInsock

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I have code which reads a text file from a remote HTTP location, the winsock returns everything into a string, when i put the string into a msgbox or a rtf box, you see the multiple lines fine, but as soon as I try to write it into a text file, or using the rtf' savefile with rtfText flag (I have to use rtfText in this case because of the formating with the default flag), everything goes onto 1 line.

so the question is How do I retain the new line characters that was in the string?

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