Hi Pert,
Thanks for your help. I did as you suggested and I can now see what you were talking about saving bytes of dynamic memory especially with all the prints to the Lcd. I'm going to try making it a practice from now on to start writing more efficient code. I didn't realize that all those blank spaces in my Lcd code were using so many bytes of dynamic memory. My program is a little too big for a nano because I want to add probably a minimum of 20 more prints to the Lcd for the instructions and possibly other add on's so I am going to code it over to a mega which will give me plenty of dynamic memory.
Thanks Again
jessey