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We used to have a Russian speaker on the staff but, sadly, they left a few years ago. As far as I know, there are only English, French, and Spanish CSPro materials out there.

I would love it if an organization translated some of the materials to Russian.

See attached for a sample application that demonstrates how to do this. It's a little trickier than necessary because I made it a data entry application where you can see the results for yourself. But the idea here is that you loop through each character of your alpha variable and then search for it...

Have you looked into the endlevel statement?

FYI ... this was resolved over email.

It is hard to know what the problem is without seeing your data file. If you don't mind sharing the file, send it and your dictionary to gregory.martin@census.gov and I can see if I can identify the problem. You also might consider upgrading from CSPro 3.3 to the newest version, 5.0. It is possible,...

This works for me. Run the attached application and enter either AAA, BBB, or ZZZ. You'll get the selcase window and then your error message. Is the problem that your string comparison is not taking into account the case of the string? In that case, you might want to write code like this: ok = selca...

Is your image file in bitmap format (.bmp)? That is the only file format that can be inserted in the CAPI text window.

For those who were having problems with Windows 8 and CSPro 5.0.2, try the beta version of 5.0.3. We believe that we have fixed the problem:

http://www.csprousers.org/beta/

Please let us know if you still have problems viewing the forms tree.

Perhaps you can create a dictionary of words that you want to modify and then use the loadcase function to change these words. See the attached program.

Loadcase requires that the parameter that you search for must exactly match the ID in the data file. Is there a reason you are making the cluster and HH IDs alpha in your dictionary? Those IDs should be identical to the IDs in the dictionary used to create the data file from which you will load data...