Hi James, I don't know what's going wrong, but it did what you said it would do. I ran it on a SparcServer 20. For fun, I wrote this program: #include <stdio.h> int main () { int c; puts ("Type a character."); c = getchar (stdin); putchar (c); } When I ran a.out, it displayed "c", the character I typed, and then it put the cursor about five columns to the right of the host name. So I backspaced, only to hear a beep. But the cursor would move again after I hit the "enter" key. In your program, "c = getc (stdin)" kept getting a "[". I'm stumped. Bill
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