"Michael S. Davis" wrote: > But my questions is, If I use DmWrite and MemMove, is that padding > added automatically, with both of these functions. NO -- these functions just copy raw bytes around. The parameters you pass specify exactly which bytes, with a 1-byte granularity. If you're familiar with the standard C library, DmWrite and MemMove are both Palm equivalents to memmove. I suggest that a basic familiarity with the good old C library is a useful background for understanding certain of these Palm things, even at the dawn of the 21st century. -slj-
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