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Darin McBride was conversing eloquently to Jim Hansen:

 JH> (Actually, it ran under OS/2 but after adding the first 
 JH> variable input, it terminated with a SIGSEGV.  So now I 
 JH> have to learn debugging. :)

DM> Post the code - we can help.  :-)

Here it is:

/* A small program to print tape lables */

#include 
#include 

void input(int i);
char *in_data[3];
char *out_line[3] = {"Enter Date: ", "Enter Speaker's name:
", "Enter sermon title (without quotes): "};

main()
{
    int count, line_correct, copies;
    FILE *stdprn=fopen("prn","WinTerminate");

    for (count = 0; count < 3; count++)
        input(count);

    do
    {
        printf("\n");
        for (count = 0; count < 3; count++)
            printf("\n %d:  %s", count + 1, *in_data[count]);
        printf("\n");
        puts("Enter line number to correct, or 0 to continue.");
        scanf("%d",&line_correct);
        if (line_correct > 0)
          input(line_correct-1);
    } while (line_correct != 0);

    puts("How many labels do you want printed?  (0 to quit)");
    scanf("%d",&copies);

    for (count = 0; count < copies; count++)
    {
        fprintf(stdprn, "%s\n", *in_data[0]);
        fprintf(stdprn, "%s\n\n\n\n", *in_data[1]);
        fprintf(stdprn, "\"%s\"", *in_data[2]);
    }
     fclose(stdprn);
}

void input(int i)
{
    int malc;
    printf("%s", out_line[i]);
    gets(*in_data);
}
           



'Til next time,
  Jim

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