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> Str.Match();  I did not realize that Str.Match is a boolean function.  After fixing
> that bug I have moderate success with the program.  However, when I search the library,
> I am using a REPEAT/UNTIL loop with my IF Str.Match(title,singlebook[x].TITLE) THEN
> in between.  If a match is found then I print out the Title of the specific book,  If the 
> title is not found in the library, then I print out that the title is not found, but during
> the search of the library until my 'x' := maxbook, I end up printing out 'book not found' until 
> I find a match.  I thought of changing the REPEAT loop to a FOR...NEXT loop, similar to what 

To be sure what your problem is:

When running your program you enter a title and receive a lot of
"book not found" (until you get "found" or "end of list")?

If this is not the problem, forget the rest and specify again.
  
   1. you decide how to search: 
        the whole library (if there are serveral matches possible)
		FOR x := 1 to max.. DO ...
	only until the first match.
                REPEAT ... UNTIL isFound
   2. you do your search, 
         but instead of output "not found" you set a boolean isFound
	  in your search loop, 
   3. you evaluate isFound after the whole search.
     if you set isFound := FALSE before your search, you must only set it
          TRUE when there is a match.

hope this helps

 Dieter Wienrich