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BOOK: Beginning InfoPath 2003
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I'm using Microsoft Access as a backend to a infopath application.
How does infopath handle special characters like single ticks and
back slashed. Is there a setting in Micosoft Access that you use.
Do you have to handle this in infopath, if so how?

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dparsons,
Thanks for the links. They work really well. Thanks
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