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mon = peripheral.wrap("right") --assumes monitor is on right side of computer

mon.clear() --clear the monitor

mon.setCursorPos(1,1) --set cursor to upper left position

mon.write("Hello world!") --write text

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Check out this link for a list of commands

http://computercraft.info/wiki/index.php?title=Peripheral_(API)#Monitor

To write a new line you can use

mon.setCursorPos(line number,1) -- replace line number with a variable or literal number

mon.write("Some text")

I thought you could use print() with monitors but perhaps not, none of my programs seem to use it. Print() automatically moves to a new line after each statement.

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