Hi Roger,
On 20 Jan 98, 14:16, you wrote to Eric Londaits
 EL>> strcat takes *char as parameters... so try
 EL>> strcat(stringvar, &charvar);
 EL>> (&charvar should be the memory address of charvar, just like
 EL>> stringvar is the memory address that points to *stringvar)
 RS>  That's the first time I ever say anybody do that.
 RS>  Very nice solution!  I can't understand why I never see
 RS>  anyone using it.
It is NOT NICE !!!
I agree that &charvar does point to the 'proper' character, but there's no
guarantee at all that the subsequent character is a string-terminating ascii 
nul. Yes, if it does work it'll might work always for that particular case. 
But in the next case it might start a low level format of your HD ...
(On my old XT I could do that anyway ;-))
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