Neil and duh -
neither one of you has considered how to index to the character of the string to be output.

duh, in your example you start at the top of the table. I suppose its also optional to start anywhere in the first 255 bytes. But the strings are on 9 byte boundaries.

Neil, in your code, you do start out with an initial index, but at the end of the loop you set it to zero and repeat infinitely.

What you need to do is:
-Take string number
-multiply by 9
-add to address of first string
-put in dptr
-use duh code with new dptr value instead of fixed