>I have a database with "memo" fields that are more than 255 characters each.  
>When I try to display the fields in Crystal Reports, only the first 50
>characters are displayed.  Then it displays characters from the next field
>listed on the CR report.  

>I've already spent hours on it and can't figure it out.

>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

>-Rich W.

>>I have a database with "memo" fields that are more than 255 characters each.  
>>When I try to display the fields in Crystal Reports, only the first 50
>>characters are displayed.  Then it displays characters from the next field
>>listed on the CR report.  

>>I've already spent hours on it and can't figure it out.

>>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

>>-Rich W.

>To display a memo field in a Crystal Report, you must set the
>"multiple lines" to true, and either specify 0 lines (unlimited) or
>some set limit.  Right-click the text box, and select properties.  The
>lower half of the properties dialog is the part that deals with that.

> I've already set the property to "multiple lines" but it still won't display
> more than 50 characters.  If you can think of another possibility, please let
> me know.

> Thanks.

>  Rich W.

> >>I have a database with "memo" fields that are more than 255 characters each.
> >>When I try to display the fields in Crystal Reports, only the first 50
> >>characters are displayed.  Then it displays characters from the next field
> >>listed on the CR report.

> >>I've already spent hours on it and can't figure it out.

> >>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

> >>-Rich W.

> >To display a memo field in a Crystal Report, you must set the
> >"multiple lines" to true, and either specify 0 lines (unlimited) or
> >some set limit.  Right-click the text box, and select properties.  The
> >lower half of the properties dialog is the part that deals with that.