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Ahhh...good stuff. That works GREAT! Thanks again.

First, yeah, you're undoubtedly right...our code is rather cumbersome (my partner and I are learning this stuff the hard way!)...but it only has to return a single record out of maybe 50 max, so I think it will do until we have the time (and ambition) to re-write it. Anyway, I tried your...

hmmm...okay, I see what you're saying, but I'm not sure where to put it. Here's the code (it's the eighth "Comment_String" line where Comments are pulled into the form) : if not rst2.eof then do while not rst2.eof %> Comment_String +='<TR>'; Comment_String += '<TD WIDTH="1"...

Problem is, I don't want to replace the single quotes (it would look funny), I want the single quotes to appear in the text, if possible. Is there a way to do that?

Hey, thanks...good explanation. But...is there a way around this? Some code that will allow non-alphanumeric characters?

We have a web page that contains a list of projects. Users click a project, which opens a popup window containing a form. Data regarding the selected project is displayed on the form. This is all done via an ASP page. The data is pulled from two tables on an Access database. Problem is that...

Thanks for the response, Candyman...but I think it can be done, maybe using an Access data page, which is a form replicated in html. Having said that, you could be absolutely correct, 'cause I sure haven't had any luck!

I have a web page with a list of items created via an .asp page. The same items are in a field in my Access form. I want users to be able to double-click the item and pull up the Access form (also have the same thing on a Data Page) with the correct record displayed. Any clues on how to do...