This script can be used to edit a text line that has been put/copied into a field and, as you save the record, insert an Entry Mark instead of “comma”, “semicolon”, "carriage return" or “line feed” in for example a KeyWord list. Could be altered/developed for other purposes.

// Use replace options to edit text boxes with unwanted text/appereance:
// replace(/; /g, "\u001F") replaces semicolon + space to Entry Mark Separator
// replace(/\, /g,"\u001F") replaces comma + space to Entry Mark Separator
// replace(/\r/g,"\u001F") replaces Line Feed (LF) to Entry Mark Separator
// to replace different signs at the same time put an paranthesis around the sign(s) you want to replace
// In the following jscript, semicolon + space, comma + space, semicolon, comma, carriage return and line feed are replaced with an Entry Mark Separator.

function onRecordSave()
{
var KW1 = Form.boxes("KW").content;
var KW2 = KW1.replace(/(; )|(\, )|(|(,)|(\r)|(\n)/g,"\u001F");
Form.boxes("KW").content = KW2;
}

Jscript created by Nils-Erik Engström, Falun, Sweden

How come you're using \u0001F instead of the Application.entrySeparator constant?

I earlier asked for help to make a script about changing "comma" to "Entry Mark" but got no responses.

The only reson why I used \u0001F is that I saw some correspondance where \u0001F were used to search for Entry Marks. I agree that it would be as good to use Application.entrySeparator instead.

This means that function onRecordSave()
{
var KW1 = Form.boxes("KW").content;
var KW2 = KW1.replace(/(; )|(\, )|(|(,)|(\r)|(\n)/g,Application.entrySeparator);
Form.boxes("KW").content = KW2;
}

would function as gtood as my first distributed script.