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Dear abanks!<br />
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Why Do You Need To Run The Find Of Win95/98?<br />
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If You Want I Can Give You The Correct Code To Do This Within Your Vb code to find in a word document or set of word documents the certain text you want.<br />
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please response.<br />
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thank you.<br />
israelw.<br />

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Dear abanks!

Why Do You Need To Run The Find Of Win95/98?

If You Want I Can Give You The Correct Code To Do This Within Your Vb code to find in a word document or set of word documents the certain text you want.

please response.

thank you.
israelw.


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Hi israelw,<br />
Thanks for the response. &nbsp;I would like to do this the best way possible within my App. &nbsp;I would definitely like to see the Correct Code To Do This Within my Vb code. Once the app is running, I would like to be able to have the option to find text in a single word document or a set of word documents for the certain text I want.<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi israelw,
Thanks for the response.  I would like to do this the best way possible within my App.  I would definitely like to see the Correct Code To Do This Within my Vb code. Once the app is running, I would like to be able to have the option to find text in a single word document or a set of word documents for the certain text I want.
Thanks


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HELP, HELP in using VB5 Enterprise Edition.<br />
Is there a way to include a function key in VB that will pull up the Win 95/98 Find dialog within your VB application to search for certain text in a &quot;Word&quot; document. &nbsp;This would be the same as the F-3 key works in Outlook 97/98.<br />
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Thanks for you anticipated help.<br />
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Andre
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HELP, HELP in using VB5 Enterprise Edition.
Is there a way to include a function key in VB that will pull up the Win 95/98 Find dialog within your VB application to search for certain text in a "Word" document.  This would be the same as the F-3 key works in Outlook 97/98.

Thanks for you anticipated help.

Andre

Searching text in Word documents

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