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9/14/09 4:33:35 PM

How would I do this: Take inividual text fields like "Firstname"  "Lastname" "Address1" Address2" "City"  "State" "Zip" and combine them into one field like this (assuming user leaves out "Address 2" and I don't want a black line): Firstname Lastname Address1 City, State Zip

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9/14/09 6:18:20 PM

Take a look at the attached. It looks like this...

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Take a look at the attached. It looks like this...

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9/14/09 9:28:48 PM

Thank you!  This will work for me with a little re-configuring of the string layout.

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