Jean-Guy,

Thank you for your feed back.

I guess that I will have to do that.

I have a long report.  At the end of each section in the report, there is a summary on that section.  Sometimes that summary can
spill over onto the next page.

I was trying to search for the string for the start of the first summary so I can find the starting position of the first summary.
Then I was searching for the next page break:  the end of that summary.  After I select the summary and cut it out, I now need to
search for a 2nd page of the same summary.  I was doing this by using a Do While loop:

       Selection.Find.Text = pstrSearchStrings(pintIndex)
       Do While Selection.Find.Execute

well, within my Do While loop, I need to switch the text to look for the page break:

           Selection.Find.Execute "^m"

now, if I don't switch my Find.Text back to the original setting, the Do While loop will not work correctly:

       Selection.Find.Text = pstrSearchStrings(pintIndex)
       Do While Selection.Find.Execute
           ...
           Selection.Find.Execute "^m"
           ...
           ...
           Selection.Find.Text = pstrSearchStrings(pintIndex)
       Loop

I was hoping that it was possible to create 2 different Find Object variables and set the Find.Text for each of those variables to
somthing different.  Something like:

   Dim pfndPageBreak as New Find
   Dim pfndSummaryText as New Find

   pfndPageBreak.Text = "^m"
   pfndSummaryText.Text = pstrSearchStrings(pintIndex)

and then my Do While would look something like this:

       Do While pfndSummaryText.Execute
           ...
           pfndPageBreak.Execute
           ...
           ...
           'Selection.Find.Text = pstrSearchStrings(pintIndex)        '<-- This line would not be needed anymore
       Loop

But that doesn't work.  As soon as I switch to look for a page break, it changes my Find.Text in the whole application and if I
don't reset my Find.Text back to it's original setting, the Do While loop won't work correctly.

Thanks again for all of your help,

Conan Kelly