>>> firstword: "Paths" >>> if find swords firstword [print "Action block if found"] >== false >>> firstword: "Path" >>> if find swords firstword [print "Action block if found"] >Action block if found >>> Yes, this is exactly what I was looking for. I tried using the pipe | like in the parse dialect, but it didn't work (obviously) and "or" doesn't work for strings (or so console told me.) Thanks for the input. I'm a newbie to programming (my only experience is programming in AppleSoft BASIC 15 years ago) and I really appreciate the help. In case you didn't recognize it in the code, I am working on a script that grabs the headers and bodies for a newsgroup from a news server, then discards all of the unwanted headers and builds the page nicely with HTML tags. Then I will have it FTP the information to a site somewhere. I would like to make this automated at some point, where the script runs every 15 mins. or so and refreshes the information, but I have a ways to go with that. -Ryan
