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   > I'm a somewhat beginning programmer generally, so my   
   > problem is, as I guess, simple. I'm trying to write a   
   > program, which will open txt. files, of wich names it   
   > gets as strings from a specially intended for that  txt. file.   
   > To make that I used readln in a repetitive loop. Here's   
   > a sample:   
   > assign(shedule,'c:\shedule.txt);   
   > reset(shedule);   
   > for i:=1 to P do   
   >    begin   
   >       readln(shedule,file_name);   
   >       assign(file_,file_name);   
   >       reset(file_);   
   >       {here some other reading, letter counting, etc...}   
   >       close(file_);   
   >    end;   
   > And it works ok until const P not greater than 3.   
   > Otherwise-error 'file not found'. Let someone tell why,   
   > please.   
      
   Maybe "shedule.txt" is not formatted correctly? Maybe it contains too   
   few lines, or maybe there is a line that does not contain a valid   
   filename? There is probably something wrong on the 4th line I would say.   
      
   I further agree with matke that a "while not eof(shedule)" would be   
   better for your outer loop.   
      
   BTW, in this piece of code you forgot to close "shedule" properly.   
      
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      Dave   
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