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In certain cases, the message you want to send will be longer than a single line (i.e., message text continues into the Error/Warning Message (cont.) sub-level form). In such cases, the message text will be broken up into multiple lines.
In order to control the appearance of line breaks within a message, include the following string in the message:

Priority will treat any text that follows this string as HTML code. This enables you to include HTML tags such as line breaks in your message, affording you a greater degree of control over the appearance of text in the message.
Example:
The following e-mail is sent using the command: MAILMSG 605 TO USER :USER; Where warning message 605 contains the following: Service Call request number: was updated by Customer. and the Error/Warning Message (cont.) sub-level form contains the following:
The resulting message is sent without using HTML tags: Service Call request number: ILSC123456 was updated by Customer. Customer: CRR Holding Company Date&Time: 18/10/08 14:28
The second e-mail is sent using the identical command: MAILMSG 605 TO USER :USER; Where warning message 605 contains the string: And the Error/Warning Message (cont.) sub-level form contains the following: Service Call request number: was updated by Customer.

After line breaks are inserted using HTML tags, the same message appears as follows: Service Call request number: ILSC123456 was updated by Customer. Customer: CRR Holding Company Date&Time: 18/10/08 14:28