i couldn't agree more sean- this sounds like an excellent place to use the
XML xtra or christoper watson's dom lingo implementation. (i've wanted to
play with chris watson's implementation more than i have had time to- it
looks really neat. props to christopher!) that's how i'd tackle the issue,
from what i can tell needs to be accomplished.

samn
(there is a very thin line
between something and nothing)

>An alternative is to structure the info in the text file by breaking it up
>in a known way and checking for delimiters, line counts, or some other
>offsettable character that you can scan for and retrieve the necessary
info.
>You might even look at xml.
>
>HTH,
>-Sean.


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