Thanks for everyone's help on my RegEx problems yesterday.  I posted an
early version of my Validator class on planet-source-code today in the .NET
section (search for "Shawn Bullock").  I have corrected the numerical
problems in that upload and will update the source as soon as I get home.

Until then, I have another question about RegEx... suppose I want to create
a RegEx that validations a logon name with some rules attached...must be at
least n characters long (I know how to do this) and must contain at least 2
numerics and 1 special characters and 1 capital letter... can a RegEx handle
this?

Thanks,
Shawn

sure this is possible!

This one should do the trick:
^(?=.*\d.*\d)(?=.*\W)(?=.*[A-Z]).{4,}$

(replace "4" by your "n")

BTW: RegexBuilder is a tool which helps developing and testing matching
regexps under .NET without any button clicking and other overhead:
http://sf.net/projects/regexbuilder/

Best Regards,

Markus Renschler

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