>Regular expressions can do this and much more.
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>

>lcHtml = "But, it may well be that Michel would be found as MICHEL" + ;
>" and with a mix a case characters. So, is there a way with STRTRAN()" + ;
>" to handle that. What I am looking for is to have all kind of occurences" + ;
>" of Michel to be replaced by Michel Fournier. Even if MICHEL is uppercase" + ;
>" or other variations, I want it to be replaced Michel Fournier. Can " + ;
>"STRTRAN() do it or do I have to build a custom function for that?"
>
>? lcHtml
>
>loRegExp = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")	&& Create regular expression object
>loRegExp.Pattern = "michel"					&& Set the pattern
>loRegExp.Global = .t.
>loRegExp.IgnoreCase = .t.					&& Make case insensitive
>loRegExp.Multiline = .t.
>lcHtml = loRegExp.Replace(lcHtml, "Michel Fournier")	&& Make replacement.
>
>? lcHtml
>

It is good to know that we can achieve that by this approach as well.