>>>each must be printed to a separate line, and the file must be created in a
>>Also just in case you did not know CHR(13)+CHR(10) added to text sent to the STRTOFILE command will enter a carriage return line feed.
>>STRTOFILE(txtbox1.Value+ ' ' + txtbox2.Value + CHR(13)+CHR(10),'c:\temp\file.qlp')
>
>CRLF = chr(13) + chr(10)
>outputfilename = "c:\temp\file.qlp"
>writestring = txtbox1.value + CRLF + txtbox2.value + CRLF
>StrToFile(writestring,outputfilename,.T.)
>
>The third arguement is APPEND- i don't know if it's documented, because i looked for it and didn't find it, then just guessed. (BTW, the command can be done in one statement, but for the sake of explanation, i broke it up)


This works fine. One small question. I changed the Append to .F. to create a new file and FP askes whether I want to overwrite the old file. Is there any way to not have this come up?

Thanks again!