Hmmm<br>
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There's probably a clever way to do this (Alt255's the clever one) but you could always just save the contents of the text box and then, when the user has finished with it, compare the current contents of the text box with yor saved copy.<br>
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Do you need to specifically trap when the user has deleted the text box all in one go?<br>
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-ml <p>Mike Lacey<br><a href=mailto:Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com>Mike_Lacey@Cargill.Com</a><br><a href=
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