>
> In basic, (my basic is a little rusty...haven't looked at it for
> at least 25 years!)
>
>    o$[1,1] = escape character (decimal 27)
>    o$[2] = "&f2a1k16d2Lstuff in label  .p"
>    o$[29,29] =o$[1,1]
>    print o$;
>
Hi Ken:

I have a Pacscal program. The Output and the STDLIST are redirected to a
disk file. The terminal is used by HiLi intrinsics. How can I find out
which file number is used by the HiLi for the terminal? Should I use
FWRITE istead of a freindly Pascal Write? There is no space in the stack
segment for another file entry.

                                TIA
                                              Frank

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