Part 2 - two things to do:

1. use $Rc = SetOption('WrapAtEOL', 'On') in your scripts. I use 4 SetOptions in EVERY script I write - WrapAtEOL, Explicit, NoVarsInStrings, and NoMacrosInStrings.

2. Change your input to begin at the left margin:
 Code:
'Input stuff here:' @CRLF
Gets $Input @CRLF
The trailing CRLF insures the messages that follow start on a fresh line.

If you need more than 80 chars and don't want to deal with line wrap, you can use KixForms to pop up a dialog box that will display longer lines or wrap as needed. Downside is that you need to copy kixforms.dll to the workstation and register it for this to work.

Glenn
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