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    Quote Originally Posted by g-hoot View Post
    Joe,



    What did you mean by "Also see select case instructions in the manual."...am I missing something there?
    Dohe!
    Well it's like this, these coke bottle thick glasses . . . I didn't see you had used select case already, Just ignorant of me, sorry.
    JS
    EDIT: You might check with Darrel, I think he has something that measures the code size for each bit of code, but understand this, my memory isn't worth much.
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