And to answer your second question the characters are stored in a named string.
"Anthony Jones" wrote:
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> "RICK" <RICK@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:A9EE9112-5780-4DD3-A2C3-BADBEC32CCCB@xxxxxx Quote:
> > But, my characters are alphanumeric.
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> > What I have done is to create seven random letters followed by one random
> > number and one random special character.
> >
> > I now want to randomize these nine characters into another
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> What is meant by randomize in that last sentence? Do you actually mean
> arrange the characters into another random order?
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> Since the letters are choosen at random any way all you actually need is it
> choose two random numbers that indicate the ordinal position of the number
> and the special character.
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> What structure are the characters currently held in, a string or as elements
> of an array?
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> Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
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