HI  HARRY,

  MAKE  SURE  THE  CURSER  IS  AT  THE  TOP  / BEGINNING  OF  THAT  ARTICAL.
..
WHEN  YOU  SEARCH,  IT  WILL  FIND ALL  THE   STRINGS  OF  THE  NAME/ WORD.
AND  THEN  IT  SAYS    CANT  FIND  "STRING",  WHEN  IT  HAS  REACHED  THE
END  OF  THE    ARTICAL,  AND  CANT  FIND  ANY  MORE.
IF  THERES  A  WORD
STRING  THERE,  AND  YOU  MISSED  IT,  YOU  MIGHT  NOT  HAVE  STARTED  THE
SEARCH  AT  THE  TOP.
I  DID THE  TEST USING  MY  SIGHT,  AND  I  SAW  THE  WAY  IT  WORKS.
FROM  MARK


At 19/11/01 03:11 PM, you wrote:
>Hi folks,
>Question for anyone out there.  Now do I search for a word or something I
>typed
>in notepad?  I pressed ctrlf and it did nothing and I pressed ctrlf3 and
>it told
>me to type in what I was searching for and I did, and the computer said
>"notepad
>could not find"  the word I was searching for.  If I can't search in
>notepad, I
>won't be able to use it for the purpose I need to.
>Harry
>
>
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