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  • Steve Johnson
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    Thanks!

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  • Michael Mattias
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    %DDOC_CENTER, str$(count%)
    actually prints the number I was looking for.
    Actually the code using "STR$(number)" prints "leading space or minus sign" plus the decimal character representation of the number.

    FORMAT$ (number) does not add any extra leading characters.

    Probably no visual difference (when centering), but something to keep in mind (when left-justifying).

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  • Steve Johnson
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    Pleeeeese ..... I could do no better than gather since no help file included (I downloaded rather than had it shipped). I do have a set of tutorials that were downloaded. I went through them twice and could not find what I was looking for.

    I found this works:

    dpText hFile%, 1.25, 1., %DDOC_CENTER, str$(count%)

    actually prints the number I was looking for.

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  • Michael Mattias
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    >I gather dpText prints text....

    You could do better than 'gather' if you read the help file shipped with ddoc P&P.

    >... but what prints numbers?

    FORMAT$(count%) might be worth looking at....

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  • Steve Johnson
    started a topic How do I print NUMBERS with DDOC?

    How do I print NUMBERS with DDOC?

    I have the line:

    dpText hFile%, 1.25, 1., %DDOC_CENTER,"7"

    and it prints on the page just fine. What I would like to is print the value of
    a variable, say count%:

    dpText hFile%, 1.25, 1., %DDOC_CENTER,count%

    I gather dpText prints text, but what prints numbers?

    Thanks,
    Steve
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