You're welcome!

>It works fine now
>
>Thank you and all the other that helped me to achieve it.
>
>
>Moises
>
>
>
>>>Maybe Tore had something like this in mind?
>>>
>>>

>>>lcNewString = ""
>>>For lnX = 1 to lnLen
>>>   lcNewString = lcNewString + Upper(Left(laString(lnX),1)) + substr(laString(lnX),2)  + crlf
>>>ndfor
>>>

>>
>>Exactly! Never program on an empty stomach! :-) So this should work

>>lcNewString=''
>>lnLen = alines(laString,lcString)
>>#define crlf chr(13)+chr(10)
>>For lnX = 1 to lnLen
>>    lcNewString = lcNewString + Upper(Left(laString(lnX),1)) + substr(laString(lnX),2)  + crlf
>>Endfor
>>lcNewString = left(lcNewString, len(lcNewString-2))

>>
>>>>Still the same :)
>>>>
>>>>It works fine line by line into FOR structure but the final result inside the variable is just the last line.
>>>>
>>>>I wonder if lines are being replaced inside of the array or only being stored into the variable.
>>>>
>>>>Any comments to Tore's (valuable) code would be appreciated because it seems almost perfect.
>>>>It seems to me there should be more than one new variable involved, but I not able to achieve it myself.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Moises
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Something like this (not tested)

>>>>>>>>>lcNewString=''
>>>>>>>>>#define crlf chr(13)+chr(10)
>>>>>>>>>For lnX = 1 to memlines(lcString)
>>>>>>>>>   lcNewString =Upper(Left(mline(lcString,lnX),1)) + substr(mline(lcString,lnX),2)  + crlf
>>>>>>>>>Endfor
>>>>>>>>>lcNewString = left(lcNewString, len(lcNewString-2))

>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>No
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>???
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Try a with an mline() that is longer than set('memowidth')
>>>>>
>>>>>OK, you're right. Then you can use alines() instead, as Tamar suggests.

>>>>>lcNewString=''
>>>>>lnLen = alines(laString,lcString)
>>>>>#define crlf chr(13)+chr(10)
>>>>>For lnX = 1 to lnLen
>>>>>    lcNewString =Upper(Left(laString(lnX),1)) + substr(laString(lnX),2)  + crlf
>>>>>Endfor
>>>>>lcNewString = left(lcNewString, len(lcNewString-2))