_INetMail() oddity

[Blue_Drache 258]

Code:

Local $strRecipiant = "First_Last", $strSubject = "Subject"
Local $strMSG = "This is a test" & @CR & @CR & "{tab}This is a tabbed test after two CR" 
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Output:

This is a test

     This is a tabbed test after two CR

Works fine.

[Blue_Drache 258]

Gah. Can't edit prior without getting garbled text.

Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & 'start mailto:' & $strRecipiant & '?subject="' & $strSubject _
             & '.  Group: ' & $strGroup & ' UID: ' & $strUID & '"', "", @SW_HIDE)
    If Not WinWait("New Memo", $strRecipiant, 15) Then
        MsgBox(0, @ScriptLineNumber, "Error!")
        MyExit ()
    EndIf
    $hwndNotes = WinGetHandle("New Memo", $strRecipiant)
    ControlSend($hwndNotes, "", "NotesRichText1", $strMSG, 0)

Change the Run section to above. Thanks.