The strange line characters "ķ" are just an indicator of a new line..! In the file that actually donīt show up.

An example file is like this

<FMS>

   <HEAD>
      ORADEV61
      GL_FORMS   FULL_ANALYSIS
      ORAFORMS50   GET_DATABLOCK_REFS
   </HEAD>

   [<OPEN_API>
      Server8i
      User1
      READABLE
      passworduser1

   </OPEN_API>]

   <MOD>

   <NOT_REANALYZED>
      "G:\GL_FORMS_4\gsdl.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_4\glccat.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_4\glsdcnv.fmb"
      "G:\GL_FORMS_4\glcovsca.fmb>"   GL
   </NOT_REANALYZED>

   <EXTERNAL>
   </EXTERNAL>

   <REANALYZED>
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glsss.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glcxcvat.fmb>"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glcsdsnv.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glcqsoa.fmb" 
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glcqsdvur.fmb" 
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\gldeqsdf.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\glg xf rp.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\gljou.fmb.fmb"   GL
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\gl sou.fmb" ķ
      "G:\GL_FORMS_5\gl sou2.mmb.mmb"   GL
   </REANALYZED>

   </MOD>

</FMS>

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Thank you once again..

Nuno

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