VS 2005 Getting Out Of A Function?

Is this a good way of getting out of a function?

If f1.AppendLine(strTextMsg, strText) = True Then
Return True
Exit Function
Else
Return False
Exit Function
End If

This is in code that I'm taking over and finishing and I'm just wondering if I should be skeptical of this logic. The programmer seemed to overly-use "Exit Function" (like right before an exception handler would be called as if he thought if he didn't have it he'd fall right through into the exception handler even when there was no exception).

Personally, I would've just coded: Return(f1.AppendLine(strTextMsg, strText))