>I did the same thing with medical jargon - but I don't know if the way I did it will help you or not.
>First I created a table with all the words/codes in it.
>Then on the screens, I put some code in the textboxes. Once a user had entered 3 characters then a grid would appear right below the textbox - and as the user kept typing the list on the grid would get smaller. If the user hit TAB then it would select whatever items was selected in the grid. Using the up and down arrows let the user navigate though the grid. The textbox had some code in the interactivechange() or keypress() methods, and with each character that was entered a remote view would run that had something like SELECT myField from myTable where left(myfield, mynumberofchars) = myTextBoxValue to populate/re-populate the grid.
>
>It works really great. This is something that I should probably put in the downloads section sometime because I made a really nice classlib for it.


Victor:

Thank you for your fast response.

You form seems very interesting and useful for many people.

May I get your code and table? May you send it me to my email?

(alejandrofernandezheredia@gmail.com)

I will thank you a lot.