INNER JOIN query trouble with null join fields

Ok the query I have below works great till I come acrossed a record that does not have a ClientNumber (Meaning it is blank). So in effect what it does is even if the Where clause is satisfied in a record with no ClientNumber it skips it. What I need is a way to include records from the myProject table even if they do not have a ClientNumber for an INNER JOIN. I am thinking this is going to have to be some sort of Nested query or something. My brain hurts from other parts of this project so I am asking it here.

SELECT myProject.*, myClients.*
FROM myProject INNER JOIN myClients
ON myProject.ClientNumber = myClients.ClientNumber
WHERE (myProject.ProjectName LIKE '%IPDG3%')
OR
(myProject.ClientCompanyB LIKE '%IPDG3%')
ORDER BY myProject.ProjectNumber

Use a left join instead of an inner join

Thanks rod k been so busy on other parts of this program that I was just drawing a blank. New query in case people want to see the fix.

SELECT myProject.*, myClients.*
FROM myProject LEFT OUTER JOIN myClients
ON myProject.ClientNumber = myClients.ClientNumber
WHERE (myProject.ProjectName LIKE '%IPDG3%')
OR
(myProject.ClientCompanyB LIKE '%IPDG3%')
ORDER BY myProject.ProjectNumber

And that is how "rod k" made the "WHOIS the Man" list folks *Grin*

Thanks