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     The _settextposition function relocates the current text position
     to the display point (<row>, <column>). The _outtext and _outmem
     functions (and standard console I/O routines, such as printf)
     output text at that point. Note that _settextposition does not
     affect the text position for the _outgtext function; use the
     _moveto function instead.
 
     The text position given by the coordinates (1,1) is defined as the
     upper-left corner of the text window.
 
     Return Value
 
     The function returns the previous text position in an _rccoord
     structure (defined in GRAPH.H).
     See: _rccoord
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