Printing name in Lcd

The hardest thing for people to learn is that a couple of extra hours spent collecting information or planning at the start of the project will save many times over at the end of the project. People are in a hurry, so they jump-start the projects without first figuring out what the actual goal is. So when the do get a hit on Google, they decide it's "close enough" and most probably doesn't even read the full page.

The good thing is that lots of people will fail - and you can learn a lot from a failure. But it's so much smarter and productive to learn from someone elses failure instead of making own failures.

The hardest thing for people to learn is that a couple of extra hours spent collecting information or planning at the start of the project will save many times over at the end of the project. People are in a hurry, so they jump-start the projects without first figuring out what the actual goal is. So when the do get a hit on Google, they decide it's "close enough" and most probably doesn't even read the full page.

The good thing is that lots of people will fail - and you can learn a lot from a failure. But it's so much smarter and productive to learn from someone elses failure instead of making own failures.

hi all.

Thanks for your help before. I still work on the project and it is nearly working properly. The problem is that it sometimes prints on the second line with a gap. can anybody please me....

this is my new code

unsigned char time[3]={"00"};
void main(void)
{
   unsigned int i,k, j;

   lcdcmd(0x38);
   lcdcmd(0x0F);
   lcdcmd(0x06);
   lcdcmd(0x01);

   printstring("ENTER TIME:");
      lcdcmd();
     lcdcursor(7);
        i=0;
   do
 {
       time[i]=keypad();
      lcddata(time[i]);
                                                              i++;
   }
     while(i!=2);
        i=0;
                 lcdclear();
     lcdcursor(5);
            printstring("TIME SET", time);
       msdelay(200);
 }