Get rid of the -w on the command line and they will magically dissapear. This won't fix the problem of course, but it will turn off the warning messages :) The line; $inness[$i] = $inness[$i] . $in; Would probably be better of being; $inness[$i] = $in; Considering that $i is incremented immediately afterwards it has nothing to append to .. Regards, -- Iain Wade - Optus Internet Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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