Append a line in VB Script File in Diadem9.0

I am trying to append a line into a VBS Script file(opened in script panel) of Diadem9.0 through another script file. I am using the command Opentextfile(WriteLine)/Filewriteln command. The line gets appended as an unicode characters.(kind of minute rectangles) Please suggest me a solution to this.

Hi,
In DIAdem 9 you can specify whether to use Unicode or Ascii in the new commands for text handling:
Function: TextFileOpen(Argument1,Argument2)
Argument1 Text with path, name, and extension of the text file.
Argument2 Attribute which opens the file. You can connect logically various attributes. (eg.
TfANSI Specifies that DIAdem codes a text file in ANSI or
TfUNICODE Specifies that DIAdem codes a text file in UNICODE.
I hope this will help you
Greetings
Walter Rick

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