Keiji,

Somewhere prior to this line, you have apparently dimmed a variable 
with an odd number of bytes. You have your checked 
Preferences:Advanced:Variables:Align on proper boundaries, so the 
compiler must skip a byte to align the next variable on its proper 
boundary.

You can avoid the warning by using
DIM &&
before the line to which it objects, so the compiler knows you really 
want that byte skipped.

  e-e
  =J= a  y
   "

On Monday, October 31, 2005, at 01:43  AM, kappalab wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a little program for testing a simple dialog, and when I run 
> this program, it looks like running fine; however, there is a warning 
> says,
>
> "Warning: Variable address rounded up to even address
> in file Temp Project at line 42 in FBKILLPREFS
> ･･dim BoxDPrefs as prefsRecord"
>
> Is there anyone know what exactly this warning means? I would like to 
> eliminate it but cannot figure out how.
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
> -keiji-
>
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>

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