DC>   I have to include my own declaration because I am
DC>   allocating memory for a character array..
DC>   When I comment it out, I run out of memory very quickly...
   Standard malloc() will only allocate 64K at a time.
   Such implementations as Borland, when running in the IDE,
   can only allocate a tiny bit before malloc() returns a NULL.
   The answer, of course, is to insert control points and then
   debug from outside the IDE. The cast of the pointer to type
   char is not necessary, and may conceal other problems with
   your code. The void pointer returned by malloc() is assigned
   the type required when it is assigned to your variable.
char *Notebook = malloc(32000);
   This is correct. No redefinition of malloc() is necessary,
   and if it works at all, will only create further problems,
   not solving any at all.

> ] I will not tell my History Teacher to, "Get over it"........

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