> > I presume it would have been for instructions of the form
> >
> > PRINT USING "This is my $#.##";2/100.
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> Umm, I think it actually _does_ do the sort of thing you're showing, though
> I can't remember for the life of me what the syntax is.
What you both are thinking of is probably
PRINT USING$ ("#.##",2/100) (or reversed) - I think. (???)
I have found no use of PRINT USING only.
>
> I'm sure it's documented somewhere, too, as I'm sure I've seen the syntax
> written down...
>
> Nige
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