BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 04-13-92 (20:01) Number: 132 From: TOM KIEHL Refer#: 130 To: MARGARET ROMAO Recvd: NO Subj: Print using Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
MR>JT>I'd like to be able to have more than one Variable >JT>printed on the same line using PRINT USING... MR>JT>PRINT #1, "Something here"; USING "[###]"; Total1_ >JT> USING "[###]"; Total2 MR>PRINT #1, "Something here"; USING "[###]"; Total1; >PRINT #1, USING "[###]"; Total2 MR>Notice the semicolon after Total1. This _should_ work. MR>Margaret Romao Margaret, the easiest way is to: PRINT #1, USING "Something here [###] [###]";Total1;Total2 Tom * SLMR 2.1a * For sale cheap... Write-Only Memory Chips. --- TosScan 1.00 * Origin: Carrie's Living Room - Largo, Florida USA (1:3603/150)
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