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The code works perfectly in this context, thanks Majlumbo..the first character in a string can be easily isolated. The problem though is if the string has two names, how do I get the first character of each name. Let me try and show it this way --------------- var X: String; begin x:=Edit1.Text...

I thought it was an obvious thing also, but it turns out that: Result := Result + copy(SL[I][1]) are not enough actual parameters, so says the compiler, I m wondering how are we going to make this work.

Dear majlumbo, it seems I have jumped a gun, I thought we have everything in the bag, however this code :{ Result := Result + copy(SL[I][0]);} produces the { element 0 not accessible error} it further says use Setlength or Length ....do you have a way out? I am so sorry after testing the last...

Now this is is working for me, I thank you a lot majlumbo, I really was in a tight spot!

Majlumbo, thanks a lot for this great code, however I am getting errors on the indicated places SL := TStringList.Create; try Result := ''; SL.Text := ReplaceText(Value, ' ', #13#10); {Replace.text} for I := 0 to SL.Count - 1 do Result := Result + copy(SL[I][0])...

I m still using Delphi 6, is there anyone out there who can help me out here, I need a procedure where I can copy the first character in a string and the first character in the substring of the very string. I using this to create initials if more than one name is entered in a TEdit.text. I have...