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<snip> The way this is phrased is a bit misleading. mod_type is a pointer to a null-terminated array of characters (i.e. it ends with a byte with the value x'00') and mod_values is a pointer to a null-terminated array of pointers. (i.e. it ends when one of the pointers in the array contains *NULL). <snip> Scott, Thank you very much for the sample code but especially for the explanation of how all of this works. Matt
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