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Faz, I am sorry I do not know if there is or not. I had to go through my text word by word and make sure that the formatting was corrected. It was very time consuming, but paid off in the end.

The issue I was running into on a scrolling text box was where you actually place the text. You do not place it on the item in the form. You have to place the text in the "Text Field" object. It is not as you would assume it is. You have to copy your dialog data and paste it into the Objects properties box that appears on the right of the application. You will want to be on the Value Tab and place your text in the "default box" It does not make much sense as to why they designed it this way and ...

Got it. It was where to put the text that was giving me issues. Thanksso much. Richard BaneTechnical Accounts ManagerAll Star Rentsph 707-429-3884 ext 13fx 707-429-5285There are no problems, just un-found solutions.Tech Fact: Paper was invented AD 105, Fax was invented in 1843, e-mailwas invented in 1965.So when you say you do not use e-mail and that you are old school youare truely old school.

Steve,I think I see the problem. I need the text to be static on the form. So that when the client clicks the Yes Interested they see all the terms and conditions that I need them to see. I think everyone is assuming that I need a scroll bar when they fill in the text box. This is not the case I need it in a sub form that can be invisable till the customer states interested then they can scroll through and read all the terms and conditions. Every time I try to paste the verbiage in the text fiel...

That did not seem to work I added a text field then set the Allow Multiple Lines. It however did not add a scroll bar. Your reply was the same I have seen on the forums so I have no idea what I am doing wrong, seem like a simple issue but I have been banging my head against the wall for a full week with no solution.