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Re: Hi, Ed, get rid of the & replacement for & pls!!
Hi, Ruy.
Sorry for the confusion about Ed (as I ment in Editor of this board, not Ed West first name :-))
I fully understand that Ed West has nothing to do with this.
I doubt that it is a pure dbase thing though, probably a result of poor scripting somewhere in the application. (Wrong use of the equivalent to Server.URLEncode for the scripting language used on the system)
Regards,
Andreas
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