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skelmannen21-Apr-10 2:43
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Cheers for your reply J4amieC!

However it doesn't work, Visual Studio doesn't seem to recognize the use of ?<numbers> Unsure | :~
I know the part of the letter, but that was just there to distinguish the zip code from any other kind of row of numbers. But if I manage to extract the actual zip code by using numbers, then I could do the same with the letters (City) I presume, so that would be great...If I only could get Visual Studio to understand what I'm trying to achieve Smile | :)

Another question as well...My Visual Studio doesn't want to work with me on a different point too. It won't accept the use of ^ (like in ^\d{2,5}).

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 by the way,,,maybe that's why this is giving me a hazzle?

All the best

Simon
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