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Dear Expert:<br />
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I have an iPhone application. I have a label on a view.<br />
I'm asigning a string to this view by code, and this string is extracted from a plist file and has entered by pressing Ctrl+RETURN (to put the two lines).<br />
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When running application both lines are concatenated on the same line, so it seems label doesn't recognizes the carry return. What I'm doing wrong ?
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Dear Expert:

I have an iPhone application. I have a label on a view.
I'm asigning a string to this view by code, and this string is extracted from a plist file and has entered by pressing Ctrl+RETURN (to put the two lines).

When running application both lines are concatenated on the same line, so it seems label doesn't recognizes the carry return. What I'm doing wrong ?

iPhone label with two lines string

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iPhone

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