Ole, > Thanks! In the meantime, I got it working by simply having the temporary > variables as parameters to the function. Mean, but it works. You don't need temporary variables. You can use local function variables. Either via func [x /local a-local][the-code] or via function [x][a-local][the-code] Giving you back something that you lost with a broken 'use. Brett.
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