Add the following #DEFINE --

#DEFINE  CRLF  CHR(13)+CHR(10)

Then insert CRLF -- this should provide for a new paragraph (to insert a blank line, insert two CRLF's sequentially).


>Ok, good stuff so far from everyone. Have one problem left. Using CHR(13) or CHR(10) has no affect on the format of the text, just inserts some control characters. I need to break my text into paragraphs, but it doesn't seem to want to.
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>>Use the STUFF command--
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>>lcTxtToInsert = " Some text to insert "
>>lnNdx = 10 && Insertion point
>>REPLACE mytable.mymemo WITH STUFF(mytable.mymemo,lnNdx,0,lcTextToInsert)
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>>You have to determine the insertion point (lnNdx). The third parameter with a value of zero (0) on STUFF inserts the text; if a value (>0) is set then the text is replaced from start point.