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In article <13231@beta.UUCP>, wkp@beta.UUCP (Bill Peter) writes:
> 
> ...when I open up a grafport to
> use quickdraw routines, everything is fine.  But then
> using printf() causes the mac to write onto a new
> screen (I assume stdio), and makes the program go nuts.
> Since I need to use printf() to output both text and
> floating point numbers, this is incovenient.  I can't
> use DrawString to output floating point numbers (or can I?)...

	I don't know what your Mac background knowledge is.  It sounds like
you need to get Inside Macintosh, from Apple or a bookstore  (If you like
looking at trees).
	From what you have said, I think your problem is that between a call to
printf() in a stdio window and a call to quickdraw in your own grafport,
you must call SetPort() since when printf() returns the stdout window is
the current window.  

Roland Conybeare
(conybear@moncsbruce.oz)