As I predicted I did solve it.

I had a label in the wrong place and a jump was skipping the
problem code.  The 65000 values were caused by crap values
in RAM on startup.

:-p  I hate that.

Mike H.

>I'm sure I'll solve this problem as soon as I ask it, but anyway...
>
>I'm trying to multiply in PicBasic Pro.  For some reason, no matter
>what value I multiply, the result comes out in the 60000 range.
>
>Even if I do something small like
>
>temp1 = 10*10
>
>I get a large number.  Why?  Anyone have an idea?  Did I fail
>to include something?
>
>Mike H.
>
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