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Hi Tom, <br />
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I will get all the information together and repost it when I get back to my computer. &nbsp;It will probably be late tonight. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you .... more soon. <br />
<br />
Lynn 
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Hi Tom,

I will get all the information together and repost it when I get back to my computer.  It will probably be late tonight.  

Thank you .... more soon.

Lynn

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Hi Tom, <br />
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You were right. &nbsp;I looked at the calls a number of times, but missed the error until I went back this time. &nbsp;Sorry to have wasted your time. &nbsp;(too many hours in front of the screen) &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;<br />
<br />
Lynn &nbsp;
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Hi Tom,

You were right.  I looked at the calls a number of times, but missed the error until I went back this time.  Sorry to have wasted your time.  (too many hours in front of the screen)  Thank you.  

Lynn  

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No problem. It's never a waste of time if it brings an answer closer.<br />
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Tom<br />

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No problem. It's never a waste of time if it brings an answer closer.

Tom


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I have a called program which sets two variables with one eval statement. &nbsp;The compile looks correct. &nbsp;I have a screen cast which shows the program in debug (values before and after the execution of the statement). &nbsp;Note the same problem occurs when I type 'Eval ....' on the command line in debug. &nbsp;Both variables are set to the value. &nbsp;Sound like a buffer or storage location error, but I don't know where or what to check. &nbsp; I've attached a compiled listing of the programs and the screencast. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks you for your help! <br />
Lynn &nbsp;<br />
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Program.txt

lynn-harris-430883.flv

I have a called program which sets two variables with one eval statement.  The compile looks correct.  I have a screen cast which shows the program in debug (values before and after the execution of the statement).  Note the same problem occurs when I type 'Eval ....' on the command line in debug.  Both variables are set to the value.  Sound like a buffer or storage location error, but I don't know where or what to check.   I've attached a compiled listing of the programs and the screencast.  

Thanks you for your help! 
Lynn  




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