fortran??

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joshua_tygi

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I m learning fortran now(uh! don't u ever ask me why i take up fortran, its a long long story...).

Is there anyway to print out the whole program while i am running fortran...i know there is a 'print' in the main menu . And i did print it out..but then the font is so small that the whole program occupied only a small portion of the paper.. i mean..is there any way to change the font of the program, while i m still running the program?

Another prob is at the beginning the fortran window is a small window, and when i try to use the 'print screen' function i had to change it to full screen...and that posed another trouble ..i can't change it back to its 'normal' size...so how???( that's all because i
want to copy and paste it to M.word. so that the font wouldn't b so small)

And since it is in full screen now, let say i want to quit fortran for jst a while and go back to the dekstop...how to minimise the fortran window(its in full screen). My friend told me to use the alt+tab function and it works for both programming c and fortran.
Is there any other way to do the same task??

thanks anyway!!
 
come on...!!

:mad: not even one to answer my q??
i m disappointed...serious, or u feel like the q is blur?
just tell me!!
 
this time MATLAB!!

avatar and bowser...

thank you at least for your response..
or i will be like an idiot talking to myself..

Make it this way, we leave the first q unsolved for the time being...

this is another one...

what's the difference between the 'printf' and 'disp' in Matlab? I know i am kind of troublesome but i just want to know more....thanks anyway..
 
what's the difference between the 'printf' and 'disp' in Matlab?

I'm totally guessing, but I suspect (based only on what printf does in C) that printf lets you do formatted output (ie. printf("the number is %i", number) might do something nice), whereas disp might only show the string itself.

I'm probably wrong. I hate Matlab.
 
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