The number is being treated as a single precision number and it will
only print 7 places (not counting the decimal) before converting to
floating point notation.  You can format it as a double precision number
and it will print up to 16 spaces before converting, or you can format
the number with PRINT USING.
EX:  YourNumber# or PRINT USING "########.########"; YourNumber#

Good Luck

Bill <*(:-?

Whenever I my variable is a decimal number, it always prints it in
scietific format (1.237858E-03)  Is there a simple way to make it print
in standard format?  (0.001237858)

Thanks,
Toby

trying using the "print using fmroat$" command --

trying using the "print using format$" command --