>Hi,
>Skip for does the job quite well. Try like this :

Thanks, Cetin, You are right. I was testing your suggestion incorrectly. The only unusual thing I notice now is that the SKIP FOR is executed quite often. (I was using a MessageBox() to track this). Seems as though the SKIP FOR executes every time a different window is activated. For example, when working on a program file and skipping between it and the command window, the SKIP FOR clause was executed every time I switched between the windows. Can this be correct? Or am I still not getting it right?