>>>>
>>>>There is a locate in cDataBehavior.First(), where it really belongs...
>>>>
>>>>José
>>>
>>>Yes, José that I noticed.
>>>
>>>But what I really ment was that I am looking for a method like (now I'm putting it in pseudo code):
>>> LOCATE FOR recno = 999
>>>
>>>or
>>> LOCATE FOR cID = 999
>>>
>>>There is no such method that accepts a parameter that indicates to move the record pointer to which record.
>>>
>>>merci,
>>>Yves.
>>
>>OK, I understand what you mean. And there is no such thing, right. I have something that might be in the line of what you're researching. I've added a "Find" feature to most of my maintenance forms. Whenever the user presses CTRL+F (à la Word), they are presented a dialog in which they can type in the text they are searching. Then "locater" searches for the first occurence of the research string and stops at this record. You can do a "search again" too.
>>My implementation is based on a original idea by Lisa Slater.
>>
>>José
>
>Hi José,
>
>That's the direction I was going and that's why I needed the locate function.
>Put can you point me out where I can find some info on Lisa Slater's "Locater", or code examples?
>
>Yves.

Yves,
I checked Lisa's site (lot of stuff there http://softspoken.co.nz/lisa_fox.htm) but I did not find it. So I'll prepare something for you tonight.

José