Break line message body

Hi
we had problem in our email system. the break line ’
’ in the message body doesn’t work in the email client I try to change it to <br/> tags but no use I test my code in browser it work fine.can you help me and thank you

	$message = "Hi $FirstName!" ."<br/>".
			"Your Account for the Web has been created! Your information is below:" ."<br/>".		
			"Username:". $username."<br/>".
			"Temporary Password (change it when you log-in):". $PlainTextPassword ."<br/>".
			
			"To log in, go to "  ."<br/>".
			"Make sure you change your password and update your profile information immediately upon logging in!". "<br/>".
			"The site is best viewed with FireFox.". "<br/>".
			$fromName;	

Adding a HTML break (<br />) will only work if you’re sending the email with the appropriate HTML headers, are you doing this?

the previews Developer use the PHPMailer class I don’t know how to add the headers into the code

		$fromEmail = "info@studentsofferingsupport.ca";
		$fromName = "Info";
		$toEmail = $_POST['PrimaryEmail'];
		$toName = $_POST['FirstName']." ".$_POST['LastName'];
		$subject = "SOS PORTAL New Account Information";
		$message = "Hi $FirstName!" ."<br/>".
            "Your Account for the Web has been created! Your information is below:" ."<br/>".
            "Username:". $username."<br/>".
            "Temporary Password (change it when you log-in):". $PlainTextPassword ."<br/>".

            "To log in, go to "  ."<br/>".
            "Make sure you change your password and update your profile information immediately upon logging in!". "<br/>".
            "The site is best viewed with FireFox.". "<br/>".
            $fromName;
		
		require_once(PORTAL_PATH . '/Communication/functions.php');
		require_once(PORTAL_PATH. '/include/PHPMailer_v2.0.4/class.phpmailer.php');
		
		$mail = new PHPMailer();
			
		$mail->IsSMTP();                                      // set mailer to use SMTP
		$mail->Host = "www.hhhh.com";  // specify main and backup server
		$mail->SMTPAuth = true;     // turn on SMTP authentication
		$mail->Username = "info@hhhh.com";  // SMTP username
		$mail->Password = "info"; // SMTP password
		$mail->Priority=1;
		
		$mail->From = $fromEmail;
		$mail->FromName = $fromName;
		$mail->AddAddress($toEmail, $toName);
		$mail->AddReplyTo($fromEmail, $fromName);
		
		$mail->WordWrap = 70;                                 // set word wrap to 90 characters
		$mail->IsHTML(false);                                  // set email format to HTML
		$mail->Subject = $subject;
		
		$mail->Body = $message;
		
		$mail->Send();

Pass TRUE to the IsHTML method instead of FALSE :wink:

thanks