The Print command alutomatically does a carrage return and line feed at the end of the item being printed, meaning that it drops to then next lower line. So Print statements progress to the next lower line automatically.
Write commands do not do the carrage return line feed, but they do progress across the screen, and when the end is reached, will drop to a lower line.
Text commands require an x,y coordinate position before the text to be placed on the screen, which is rather like using a locate x,y command followed by a Write command.
What I have noted, is that under some conditions, Print and Write statements seem to cause the screen to scroll, even when you are not near the bottom of the screen. It might be somehow related to the fact that some information appears in the final line of the screen, tricking the process into believing that a scroll is due. This does not appear to be a problem with using the Text command. Hope that helps.
Write commands do not do the carrage return line feed, but they do progress across the screen, and when the end is reached, will drop to a lower line.
Text commands require an x,y coordinate position before the text to be placed on the screen, which is rather like using a locate x,y command followed by a Write command.
What I have noted, is that under some conditions, Print and Write statements seem to cause the screen to scroll, even when you are not near the bottom of the screen. It might be somehow related to the fact that some information appears in the final line of the screen, tricking the process into believing that a scroll is due. This does not appear to be a problem with using the Text command. Hope that helps.