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I don't think its possible without declaring them as types, but if you do find a way I'd like to know, so I'd appreciate it if you'd post your findings here. l8r

Sorry, use this to declare your procedure: procedure myproc(Ar1: TMyarray1; Ar2: TMyarray2);

declare both arrays as their own type, then pass the types to the procedure... TMyarray1 = array1 : array[1..13][1..3] of string; TMyarray2 = array2 : array[1..13][0..2] of string; myproc(TMyarray1, TMyarray2);

I guess this is easiest, include 'shellapi' in your uses and use this code: ShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'yourworddocument.doc', nil, nil, SW_SHOW);

A maskedit will prolly prevent the user from entering unwanted characters thus negating the need for a showmessage, I would definitely advice *against* showing the messagebox from a GUI point of view, its highly irritating to get messageboxes while typing, you're not gonna please your users with...

Or you can use the SameText function in Delphi 6 and higher: --------------------------------------- Compares two strings by ordinal value without case sensitivity. Unit SysUtils Category string handling routines function SameText(const S1, S2: string): Boolean; Description SameText...