From:	"D Borland" <d DOT borland AT ntlworld DOT com>
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Subject:	strings i think...?
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ok, here he deal...

how do i do this...

i want to have the user input say 'bike green suzuki' and the program would
search it's list of vehicles say... problem i have though is this... i can't
fiqure out if here is some sort of easy method(s) to comparing the user
input to say another string that th program read from a file, and check to
see if they match.  Without it mattering the order of the users description,
e.g.

user types: 'bike green suzuki'
programs string: 'green bike suzuki'

can anyone help me with this, problem or even if you can only through a few
suggestions my way...?

thanks for your time

';'

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