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Thank you for the response. The solution you have described does work however my company deals with patient medical data and saving text files of patient information is not a solution that my employer will allow. While I realize that I could delete the files afterward, it is still not a solution that will be acceptable. Is it possible to find the source code for the SMSetVariable and simply rewrite it so that it does not convert the ¶? I appreciate your help thus far.

Is it possible to pass SMSetVariable a string of text and not have it change the ¶ character? Let me explain in more detail. My company currently uses the Troi Plugin to hash large strings of text. We developed a function with Scriptmaster/Groovy that will hash our strings. However, we need all of our previous hashes that were hashed using troi to be equal to a hash that we would be able to create with our current solution. For example if we were to go back and rehash a string, it must be equal to the previous string that was hashed by troi. This works fine until a string containing the ¶ character is involved. From what I understand, the SMSetVariable function converts the ¶ character to a more groovy friendly newline character. The problem lies in the fact that a different hash would be produced due to different unicode characters being involved. Does anybody have any creative input on this. Any help is greatly appreciated. -Brian