Abstract
Decays of (charmed) D mesons into two pseudoscalars are considered, with emphasis on final-state interactions. Uncertainties in the determination of final-state-interaction corrections that arise from theoretical ambiguities, and from incomplete meson-meson scattering data are discussed. Corrections for ππ, K¯K, and K¯π final states are evaluated. It is concluded that a quark-spectator model with final-state interactions cannot explain all of the unexpected rates for two-body decays of charmed pseudoscalars.