Re: Clear Screen


"Rosana Khan" <khanrosana@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Another thing - How can I access printer from a Fortran program?

Here again it would be helpful to know the OS and compiler. Gone are
the days where one could just write to LPT: and print something.
Today's bitmapped printers require some sophisticated code to render
the output.

Intel Visual Fortran for Windows provides a sample application that
demonstrates how to do this - it includes a callable routine that will
use the Windows print mechanism to print the contents of a text file,
with lots of control over spacing, page length, font and more.


Thanks for the reply.

I am using intel visual fortran for windows and g95 and gfortran for
cygwin. Can I get some help?
do i = 1, 30
write (*,*)
end do
--
WW


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