DEEN, Presiding Judge.
1. The defendant, who was represented by counsel, asked permission to move for a continuance individually to "subpoena some witnesses [and] bone up on forgery." Defendant's counsel, answering a query by the court, stated he had asked his client for the names of any witnesses but had received only one, who turned out to be nonexistent. Denying the motion was no abuse of discretion. Pulliam v. State,
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