>I was doing searches on the internet for it along with the api and while I got hundreds of responses, none of them had a list that included the '~' character. Just does goes to show you that sometimes you can look all you want to no avail if you keep looking in the wrong place!
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>Thanks again!

Tracy,

One more thought. If you're going to allow special characters, such as $, %, and & as a password. You might want to consider creating a meta-data table rather than hard coding the character's key code. The table would look something like this

CREATE TABLE Scancode (char c(1), scancode I, shift L)

With an index on the char field. This way you eliminate the characters that are illegal, and can write your code appropriately so that it's easier to maintain.