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     Name
          cprintf - Formats and prints directly to the console.

     Syntax
          #include <conio.h>

          int cprintf(format-string[, argument...])
          char *format-string;

     Description
          The cprintf function formats and prints a series of
          characters and values directly to the console, using the
          putch function to output characters.  Each argument (if any)
          is converted and output according to the corresponding
          format specification in format-string.  The format-string
          has the same form and function as the format-string argument
          for the printf function; see the printf reference page for a
          description of the format and arguments.

     Return Value
          The cprintf function returns the number of characters
          printed.

     See Also
          cscanf(DOS), fprintf(S), printf(S), sprintf(S), vprintf(S)

     Notes
          Unlike the fprintf, printf, and sprintf functions, cprintf
          does not translate line-feed (LF) characters into carriage-
          return/line-feed combinations (CR-LF) on output.

     Example
          #include <conio.h>

          int i = -16, j = 29; unsigned int k = 511;

          main( )
           {
                  cprintf("i=%d, j=%#x, k=%u\r\n",i,j,k);

                  /* Output:  i=-16, j=0x1D, k=511 */
           }

          This program prints the values of the variables i, j, and k
          to the console.  The cprintf function is similar to the
          printf function except that it sends output to the console.

                                                (printed 6/18/89)