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SADD - a memory function that returns the address of the specified
       string expression
Tip:  The SADD function is most often used in mixed-languages programming.
 
Syntax
  SADD(stringvariable)
    ■ stringvariable identifies the string for which you want the
      memory location
 
See Also  ◄FRE►  ◄PEEK►  ◄POKE►  ◄VARPTR$►  ◄VARPTR►