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    - Doug Vogel     

I've been using it - it works - just cut and paste.  It has worked for me so far.  I don't see any bugs and I've used it several times just today.

The chr(34) = "  hasn't been a problem.  I substitute "" for " using "replace".

The carriage return is replaced with chr(13), I don't know, maybe it should have a vbnewline instead of the chr(13)?  But it works, compiles and gives back the info like it should.

Maybe we're not using it for the same things?

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    - Doug Vogel     

You are right about change the Chr(13).  Previously that was what was at the end of each line. 

Although it has worked for me so far that was because it is enough when a file is generated and opened in VS or IE or FF.  Even when I examined the source while in IE it displayed correctly via Notepad.  But to directly open it in Notepad: it was not right!  So my browsers were displaying what I expected, but Notepad doesn't.

I took a Hex Editor and opened a Notepad file "Test.txt" which had inside:

A
B
C

the Hex contents are:  41 0D 0A 42 0D 0A 43

where 0D is carriage return = chr(13)
and 0A is line feed = chr(10)

So I will opt for the vbCrLf constant which will give me the same Chr(13) & Chr(10) and work regardless of platform.  Now if it displays and works Okay in Notepad, it will still function just fine in all the rest.  So I have changed it and have opted to skip the Chr(13) altogether.

The new module stringbuilder.zip available here has been modified for the above if you want to try it again.

Next I will test on some XML files.  I am hoping this might actually solve all problems.  Let me know if you happen to test again and it fails - I would like to examine some of that XML file to see why if possible.

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    - Doug Vogel