>>>>Hello Word Gurus(?)
>>>>
>>>>got a memo field that contains, as an example,
>>>>

>>>>Man1:  How are you today?chr(13)
>>>>Man2:  I am _____.chr(13)
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>When it prints via Word with a question number it shows as:
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>14.  Man1:  How are you today?chr(13)
>>>>
>>>>Man2:  I am _____.chr(13)
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>when what I need is:
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>14.  Man1:  How are you today?chr(13)
>>>>    Man2:  I am _____.chr(13)
>>>>

>>>>(except the Man1 and Man2 need to line up)
>>>>These are being treated as strings with both VFP and Word, tried fields within Word - it got very ugly, very quickly.
>>>>
>>>>Is there any setting I should be looking at that might could fix this? If not, any ideas on manipulation of the memo field beforehand that will keep the line 'breaks' but Word can handle correctly?
>>>
>>>You might experiment with hanging indents and with the non-paragraph break newline character (ctrl+enter in Word).
>>>
>>>Tamar
>>
>>Unfortunately, Word treats Ctrl+Enter (chr(10)) the same way it treats a CR (chr(13)) and it's ALL a new paragraph, so anything you set for a paragraph will be applied to it - but not inconjunction with the rest of it.
>
>Oops. Try Shift-Enter, not Ctrl-Enter.
>
>Tamar

I'll give that a try, when the other network comes back up