... Edwin Groothuis said across the room to All ...

 EG> on these lines:

 EG> 29: for (i=0;i<10;i++)
 EG> 30:   if (strcmp(Address[i],"")!=0)
 EG> 31:     WinInsertLboxItem(hwndLb,LIT_END,Address[i]);

 for (i=0;i<10;i++) {
     if (strcmp(Address[i],"")!=0)
         WinInsertLboxItem(hwndLb,LIT_END,Address[i]);
 } /* end for */

    You might also want to try, for a bit less overhead,

    if(Address) {  /* Address not NULL? */
    ...
    }

 EG> 48: for (i=0;i 49:     WinQueryLboxItemText(hwndLb,i,Address[i],sizeof(Address[i]));

    Again, try the {} in for loops. I've found that if's are usually OK,
    but for's need the brackets. In my experience, that is.

 EG> 72: hwndLb=WinWindowFromID(hwnd,DLG_SETUP_LISTBOX);
 EG> 73: index=WinQueryLboxSelectedItem(hwndLb);
 EG> 74: WinQueryLboxItemText(hwndLb,index,s,sizeof(s));

    Not sure about these. I have seen some anomalies from Borland, like
    the program compiles/links clean, but when you run it, it just comes
    back to the command prompt. Loading it with printf's showed that it
    wasn't getting past the first call of the first routine. I will be
    trying to switch to Watcomm in the very near future. I also use BC
    1.0 at the moment. I'm sick of it. I bought 1.0 about 10 days before
    1.5 shipped, and I was told $99.00 to upgrade. Boo.

    On the Narrow Path...
    Joel

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