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'This is a much improved version of the cool form close code submitted by Jas Batra. It shrinks the First of all, it is in function form, second it is a 'lot' faster and smoother. Code is fully documented for beginners.

'This function can be implemented anywhere to finish off a word in a textbox using a list of words with a custom delimeter. It is fairly complex and difficult to document, so bare with me. It also uses the amazing extract argument function written by another code of the day submitter. I have spent lots of time fine tuning this code and making it as flexible and foolproof as the one used in Internet Explorer 4.0.

I just quickly improved this screen wipe function written by Jesse Foster. It runs a bit smoother and is usable as a function for any form. Just drop it into a module. Also, I made it work so that it is 'public' not private.

Simply counts the number of lines in a textbox (the textbox should be multiline=true, otherwise it is pretty useless). Put this in a module so it can be reused.

'This is a much improved version of the cool form close code submitted by Jas Batra. It shrinks the First of all, it is in function form, second it is a 'lot' faster and smoother. Code is fully documented for beginners.

'This function can be implemented anywhere to finish off a word in a textbox using a list of words with a custom delimeter. It is fairly complex and difficult to document, so bare with me. It also uses the amazing extract argument function written by another code of the day submitter. I have spent lots of time fine tuning this code and making it as flexible and foolproof as the one used in Internet Explorer 4.0.

I just quickly improved this screen wipe function written by Jesse Foster. It runs a bit smoother and is usable as a function for any form. Just drop it into a module. Also, I made it work so that it is 'public' not private.

Simply counts the number of lines in a textbox (the textbox should be multiline=true, otherwise it is pretty useless). Put this in a module so it can be reused.