From: "Alastair Hogge" <al_ AT tpg DOT com DOT au>
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Paul Michailidis wrote:
[snip]
>stdlib.h or stdio.h i think you can use system("clrscr"); or something
along those lines.
Since the OP is using DOS, it would probably be
system("CLS");

Also, you only need to include stdio.h for system()

-Al

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