MSWord 97: replace, ^p

[jel]

I wrote a piece of code in VB that replaces certain characters in a Word document with a paragraph-ending.

With objWord.Documents(strMergeNaam)
  With .Content.Find
  ...
    .Execute "[bnrnl]", True, False, False, False, , , , , "^p", wdReplaceAll
  ...

As you see, I use "^p" for paragraph-end.
This works fine, but now it seems that it crashes for users in another country. Why? Because "^p" is not valid, the code for paragraph-end is: "^a".

So: there must be language-setting somewhere that is different. However: I can't find which one!
Does anybody know which setting determines that the code for "paragraph-end" is "^a" instead of "^p" ?

 

[kina1]

Have you checked the Regional Settings in Control Panel?

 

[mscallisto]

Can you replace the ^P with a Hex 0D (carriage return)

 

[jel]

Thanks for replies!

kina1:
I've been messing around with regional settings and the language settings in the document itself, but I couldn't reproduce it (don't have much time, and I can't take a peek on the custumers client-machines to see what settings they use).
mscallisto:
that's exactly what I did, works fine (as far as I can see) problem is: I'll have to send a new dll, which will have to be installed and tested, etc.