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> > Koen,
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> > All the ascii(decimal) symbol should work with most normal fonts. On their front end, the staff should be able to type in the foxpro textbox from the keyboard without having me to write code for it. "Less than or Equal to" symbol is associated with the unicode and FoxPro is not supported this. Try to insert a symbol on a word document and copy and then paste on the foxpro text box. You will see "?" after you change. Try with other symbols you told me and they should work fine. Thanks. If I can't get this to work, I then tell them to use "<",">","=" instead.
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> > Tai Nguyen.
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> Tai,
>
> I see, so using FoxFont is not an option unless you install it on the enduser pc, maybe you can make use of the "Symbol" font which is part of XP I believe
> Please try:
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> ? chr(163) font "symbol"
> ? chr(179) font "symbol"
>
> so you will have to chrtran to these values I suppose.
>
> Regards,
>
> Koen

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The front end worked great except only issue with the back end was that it stored a different symbol. It is impossible to fix that, isn't it. Thanks a lot. I don't think the chrtran() will fix on the back end, does it? Have a nice day.

Tai Nguyen.