Hi,

I hope you dont mind but I have sent an email with a screen shot of the find box I wrote to your email address.

Basically, in our system you have browse windows where you can select employees. Users wanted the ability to search these browse windows for specific values. I have create the Find form to look exactly like the MS one and it also supports the CTRL+G functionality.

I'm not sure if this really fits what you need.

>I am really after a search solution when in a form/screen which has command >buttons at the top of the form for editing etc, but if we are editing a big >quote, which may have up to 400 lines of data, I need to be able to either >set a filter on descriptions, or part numbers, or whatever from selected >fields.

Can you explain this a little more so I can get a better feel for it. Maybe send me a screen shot of what you want to search.

Jon

>Hi there
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>Your message sounds as though we are on the same track, and any help would be much appreciated.
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>I am really after a search solution when in a form/screen which has command buttons at the top of the form for editing etc, but if we are editing a big quote, which may have up to 400 lines of data, I need to be able to either set a filter on descriptions, or part numbers, or whatever from selected fields. Control F used to be the way to do it in Foxpro 2.6, where Control G then took you to the next instance of the character string, and you had the option of setting wrap round on etc.
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>Thanks for your input.
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>I look forward to your reply.
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>Many thanks
>
>Mike Johnson