From:	rrd AT ftc DOT agilent DOT com (Ray Depew)
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Subject:	Re: DOS cursor/screen commands?
Date:	Fri, 15 Nov 2002 22:04:57 +0000 (UTC)
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Ray Depew (rrd AT ftc DOT agilent DOT com) wrote:

: : otherwise, look at the documentation for conio functions.

: huh.  I guess my question is more basic, then.  Rather than ask anyone to 
: debug my program, I just want to know how to clear the screen from inside 
: a C program.  

"conio".  That's the clue I needed.  Got it working, thanks.

: --
: Regards 
again
: Ray 

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