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You've still got the response.write and response.end in there, this will stop the page from executing, remove these lines!!
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yes I did remove them...forgot to reply to you. Looks like it is working. I asked the user to test it and will let you know. Thank you for all the help. I sincerely appreciate it...
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yes I did remove them...forgot to reply to you. Looks like it is working. I asked the user to test it and will let you know. Thank you for all the help. I sincerely appreciate it...

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This is working well. One last question. Is it possible to use the highlight function in my code to highlight the 3 keywords the user is searching for? The user would like the keywords highlighted, but I'm not so sure this is possilbe the way we coded this. Please advise your thoughts on this. Once again, I'd like to express my sincerest thanks for everyone's help with this.
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