I've declared a global character type variable as follows:

char  tHd[] = {
"<FONT SIZE=3><CENTER>\n<DL>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_APPIN\">Nelda Appin</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_BURNFIELD\">Dean Burnfield</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_GAYDOU\">Diane Gaydou</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_HOLM\">Mike Holm</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MALOY\">Anna Maloy</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MASCORRO\">Daniel Mascorro</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MONZON\">Merardo Monzon</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_ORTIZA\">Albert Ortiz</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_PIERCE\">Debbie Pierce</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_REICHERT\">David Reichert</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_SCHOOLFIELD\">John Schoolfield</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_SHIAU\">SHIAU</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_WOOD\">Robert Wood</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_YUAN\">YUAN</A>\n \
</DL></Center></Font>\n<br><pre>"

  The entire string is NOT stored by the char array tHd.  The string is
truncated after 479 bytes.  Why?  Is this particular to Symantec C++
7.0.6 (with this product one can select the compiler to use C or C++).

Please respond directly to my e-mail address.  
There must be someone using this product on the Mac.

Merardo Monzon

UT Health Science Center At San Antonio, Tx

I've declared a global character type variable as follows:

char  tHd[] = {
"<FONT SIZE=3><CENTER>\n<DL>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_APPIN\">Nelda Appin</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_BURNFIELD\">Dean Burnfield</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_GAYDOU\">Diane Gaydou</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_HOLM\">Mike Holm</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MALOY\">Anna Maloy</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MASCORRO\">Daniel Mascorro</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_MONZON\">Merardo Monzon</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_ORTIZA\">Albert Ortiz</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_PIERCE\">Debbie Pierce</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_REICHERT\">David Reichert</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_SCHOOLFIELD\">John Schoolfield</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_SHIAU\">SHIAU</A>\n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_WOOD\">Robert Wood</A> \n \
<DD><A HREF=\"#PR_YUAN\">YUAN</A>\n \
</DL></Center></Font>\n<br><pre>"

  The entire string is NOT stored by the char array tHd.  The string is
truncated after 479 bytes.  Why?  Is this particular to Symantec C++
7.0.6 (with this product one can select the compiler to use C or C++).

Please respond directly to my e-mail address.  
There must be someone using this product on the Mac.

Merardo Monzon

UT Health Science Center At San Antonio, Tx

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Assuming you are not missing any proper backslashes and quotes, then it is
likely that the compiler may have a built in limit to the maximum size of
constant strings.  Try the alternate, pointer form:
   char *tHdl = "xxxxxx";
and see what happens.
Check the documentation for a section concerning compiler limits.

Peter