Once again, I am pressed for time, but promise to review all the 
replies I have missed and comment (much to the chagrin of many I fear 
lol).  

     But, to Jominix, I wanted to ask, I did implement the little 
function you gave me to convert single quotes to two single 
quotes "'" to "''" for doing db searches, and it works!!!  How in the 
world did you come up with that?  Is that a documented feature 
somewhere that was purposely implementedfor just this sort of thing?  
Or did you find it by accident?  I specifically remember the first 
book I read on VB when I wrote my first application that it said flat 
out you can't use an apostrophe in the search string.  I am thinking 
if what you showed me was common knowledge, the book would have 
mentioned simply converting one single quote to two.  It seemed to me 
at the time that more single quotes in the string would just make 
matters worse, but it works, so THANK YOU so much for helping me with 
that problem, the database I am working with for that particular 
application has about 500,000 records and I compare about 10k to it 
for dupe checking, and it was a pain to work around the names with 
apostrophes.

[C]







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