Fernand Vanrie wrote: <snip> > oTextCursor.goLeft(1, true) = highlighting(selecting) > oTextCursor.goLeft(1, False) = no slection > hope it helps > > fernand > Thanks Fernand. No, the above doesn't remove the fullstop. When I get to these last 3 lines, the cursor is one position to the left of the fullstop logically I should goRight(1, true). My guess is that since the cursor was already set true in the statement oTextCursor.goRight(Position - 1, true) I need to shut it off and then turn it on again so it highlights the character at "Position". Moving right and then left seems to accomplish this. I remove the fullstop by moving right one character and then moving left one character. The combination goRight(1, true/false) goLeft(1, true) works whether goRight is true or false. This sort of makes sense to me but maybe I still don't understand things. Thanks again, Jonathan
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