Need help on carriage return / line feed...

Hi,
I have a variable defined for a new line, e.g. <CFSET
NewLine = "#chr(13)##chr(10)#">, that I use as a break between
lines of text within CFMAIL.
<CFSET Message = NewLine & "Product Name: " &
Trim(GetProduct.ProductName) & NewLine>
<CFSET Message = Message & "Product Description: "
& Trim(GetProduct.ProductDesc) & NewLine>
<CFSET Message = Message & "Product Color: " &
Trim(GetProduct.ProductColor) & NewLine>
<CFMAIL FROM="[email protected]"
TO="[email protected]" SUBJECT="Product
Info">#Message#</CFMAIL>
If the email is sent to and open up in Microsoft Outlook
account (mailbox), the "Product Description" line of text would
stay on the same line as the Product Name (when
LEN(GetProduct.ProductName) > 50). In other words, the NewLine
variable is not doing the break. The code works with yahoo or
hotmail account though.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

The trick is to add 3 blank spaces (" " ) at the end of each
line but before the break (NewLine) such as these:
<CFSET NewLine = "#chr(13)##chr(10)#">
<CFSET Message = NewLine & "Product Name: " &
Trim(GetProduct.ProductName) & " " & NewLine>
<CFSET Message = Message & "Product Description: "
& Trim(GetProduct.ProductDesc) & " " & NewLine>
<CFSET Message = Message & "Product Color: " &
Trim(GetProduct.ProductColor) & NewLine>
<CFMAIL FROM="[email protected]"
TO="[email protected]" SUBJECT="Product
Info">#Message#</CFMAIL>

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