Email doublespacing, vba assist

[redbull]

So the code below is working flawlessly.. With one small exception. When a user types in the email this opens, it is by default choosing to be double spaced, A few users have made an issue of this. I looked through a list of variables and nothing jumped out at me, A couple body options, but nothing I am familiar with. Any Ideas?

  Sub CreateMail()
      
    Dim olApp As Outlook.Application
    Dim objMail As Outlook.MailItem
    Set olApp = Outlook.Application
    'Create e-mail item'
    Set objMail = olApp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
    Dim oservman As InternetExplorer
    Dim client, aClient, ClientNum, Probloc, SMmail, Sum, Desc, SD As String
    Dim iQLS As Long
   
    Set oservman = GetServMan
    Set otest = New clsSmselect
On Error GoTo MailErr
    otest.SMselect oservman
 
    Set oservman = GetServMan
  
        client = otest.client
        Probloc = otest.Probloc
        SMmail = otest.SMmail
        Sum = otest.Sum
        Desc = otest.Desc
        SD = otest.SD
 
    Set oservman = Nothing
          ''' Assigning the things above in outlook mail message.
      With objMail
        .Subject = client & " / " & Sum & " / " & SD
        .Body = "Ticket Notes: " & Desc
        .To = SMmail
        .Display
        .ReadReceiptRequested = True
        
      End With
      Exit Sub
MailErr:
   MsgBox "The class objects are unable to be determined, so the email cannot autopopulate your notes.", , "YOU BROKE IT"
   
  End Sub

[June7]

The body text is double spacing?

What is data like in the Desc field? Any embedded CrLf's?

[redbull]

Yea the body text is double spacing.

No, they are just text boxes from another program I have defined in a separate class module

Funny thing, all the data it is importing is coming over single spaced, but when the rep types anything manually it is by default double spaced

[redbull]

Figured it out

.bodyformat = 3   '1 = plain text, 2 = html (also default), 3 = RichText

So, I can make the format into plain text or richtext. This will eliminate the double spacing issue that comes with HTML formatted emails.