I need to set a filter on a field. The values in the field are in the form XX##-####. Where X = Alpha, # = numerical. I want to capture the value from a tcursor and place it in the dynamic array.But using the simple tcursor value generates an error., When I interactively filter the table on this field I need to put the value in quotes, "XX##-####". I need to do the same thing in ObjectPal and cannot remember how to include a quote mark in a string.  I recall some how using a  combination of "/"  or maybe it was "\" , to define the quote as a literal character.Any help will be greatly appreciated.JR,

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Yup, thanks that's what I used. I think I could also have used the char(34)+thestring+char(34).

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I have Paradox 9 Runtime installed on a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server, and it works just fine.We recently upgraded to Server 2008 R@ (64bit) and want to do the same thing.When attempting to install Paradox RT we get the error ("Destination Folder"."Cannot create the Fonts Directory. Please ensure you have selected a valid path and try again")We have tried installing in compatibility mode. We have verified that the Windows \Fonts is present. But cannot get past the error.Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated.JR,

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