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  1. Jul 19th, 2004, 04:02 AM #1
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    stop Chr(13) showing[RESOLVED]

    Hi I have a document that gets some informaion from a userform. in the form is one textbox that can take some text but when the user pressess return in the box the chr(13) character appears in the document how can I have the text not show this character ????????
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    Use the Replace function and test for the existance
    of chr 13 with Instr before you append to your document.

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