Regarding line feed

Hi experts,
    I tryig for line feed in the Text file. I'm using CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE.
example
CONCATENATE lv_tmp_str
              wa_notes-tdline
              cl_abap_char_utilities=>cr_lf
         INTO lv_tmp_str.
it showing error, the Class cl_abap_char_utilities UNKNOWN.
how to declare, please help
Vani

Hi experts,
I'm not getting solution for this
need to disply the Tities for the PopUp screen, window screen, subscreens,... In Thai Language in Thai Login, But It was not displaying any thing including all the SAP standard screens. In debugging mode the sy-title is displaying but not in window title,
Other than the English Login, The titles is not Displaying
- I was checked in SE63, TRDIRT table, SNL3 transaction but of no Use
- Options I18N has been set with Thai and font
Any body had came across this.
so I want to know that any Gui patches have to install , or any setting have to be done ..
looking for your great help

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as I found this in wikipedia:
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