Re: What does INTR and GOTOXY keywords do?

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From: Doug Lurie
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 00:00

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John H. Chauvin <jchauvin@netcom.com> wrote in article
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>       INTR(33,REGISTERS);              <=== What is INTR?
Use for DOS interrupts, not a good idea with Windows!
> GOTOXY(0,0);                         <==== What is GOTOXY?
Use for setting position in DOS TEXT window. X and Y are display
coordinates: upper left is X=1, Y=1 and lower right is typically X=80,
Y=25. GOTOXY( 0, 0 ) should produce an error condition because it is off
the screen.

Hope this helps, Doug.

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