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conio.clrscr().. cool sounds good i'll try it. the way i do it is with allegro.
when its included you can use the clear(screen); line. but try that
conio.clrscr() thing
also i believe there is another way, if you include something like stdlib.h or
stdio.h i think you can use system("clrscr"); or something along those lines.

good luck,
paul m.

"Alexei A. Frounze" wrote:

> conio.clrscr() ?
>
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> "Dr Mario" <drmario AT twcny DOT rr DOT com> wrote in message
> news:ZIuw6.8199$8R5 DOT 1021750 AT typhoon DOT nyroc DOT rr DOT com...
> >     Does anyone know of a way that a dos console output window can be
> > cleared using C/C++??  All I'm doing is some computations, then using
> printf
> > (or puts) to do the output in a dos console window.  I need to completely
> > have the screen cleared.  Does anyone know how?
> >
> > --Mario
> >
> >