LK> LK>> The way I count, this structure should be only 190 bytes, but if I 
o
LK> LK>> a sizeof( fMsg), it reports 192!
LK> > I added it all together, and the structure IS 192.
LK>Hmm...I still get 190.  I believe the solution is that the compiler 
allocate
LK>a chunk of memory that is divisible by 2 for efficiency's sake.
LK>       struct header {
LK>036      char from[ 36 ];
        . . .
LK>002      ushort nextReply; LK>       };
LK>===
LK>190
If you have paragraph alignments and stuff, then the compier allocates
192 bytes 'cause in binary the numbers are:
        190 - 1011 1110 - 0xBE
        192 - 1100 0000 - 0xC0
If you divide by 16 bytes (paragraph) you get:
        190 - 11.875   <- not an even paragraph
        192 - 12       <- even paragraph - faster and easier access
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