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AT() command or something like that
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26/04/2000 21:23:13
 
 
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25/04/2000 14:30:41
Erin Eby
Mission Critical Software
Gainesville, Floride, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
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Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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>Hi! I am searching for a way to locate a specific character within a document. The character is a carriage return, and I need to find the one that is the first one after a specified character set within the whole document. If this makes any sense to anyone, any suggestions???tia. :)

One easy way would be to use a regular expression through the WSH's Vbscript.RegExp COM object. Another would be to search the memo for the trigger character using AT(), and then search the remainder of the memo for a CHR(13).
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