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 Returns the address of a string as an offset (2-byte integer) from the
 current data segment; used in mixed-language programming to obtain far
 addresses before passing far strings to procedures written in other
 languages.
 
    SADD(stringvariable$)
 
    ■ stringvariable$   String for which you want to find the offset; can be
                        either a simple string variable or a single element
                        of a string array; cannot be a fixed-length string
                        argument
 
 See Also
    ◄Memory Management Commands►       ◄Mixed-Language Programming Commands►