No, the code doesn't print anything for me. When I execute it, it brings me right back to the prompt. The temporary files are created and the permissions on the origional files are changed.

I'm searching the file for the following lines of code:

<IMG SRC="/CSS/tpgvoli/G-0/7/G-07932.00970601.gif">
\nAssemble The No. 3 Bearing (Rear) Seal Ring Holder Assembly\nR Figure 1001a

I want to capture the first line, the <IMG line, and the third line,
the FIGURE line, and throw out the second line of text. Frankly, I
have no idea what I'm dong at this point, I'm so lost.

In reply to Re^2: Searching on the Key Field of a Hash by xdbd063
in thread Searching on the Key Field of a Hash by xdbd063

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