Hi Mr. Emerson,
have You looked at .csoundrc file in main csound directory? Because the
.csoundrc file is another place where are setted csound options. Maybe there
You have -d option.
Csound look at .csoundrc file, then in options into  csd file, and then in
command line.

http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/CommandTop.html

To me dispaly example and opcode, work well.

Also, if You are interested, there are some really good frontend for csound,
like Qutecsound or Blue,
or, more simple, but good, WinXsound. Look at Csounds.com in news or
frontend.

Hope helpful,
ciao,
fran.




Emerson Aagaard wrote:
> 
> Hello List,
> 
> I'm still a Csound newbie who is slowly working through the 1st chapter of
> the (wonderful) Csound book. As I go, I try messing around with opcodes
> and
> other things that aren't or haven't yet been mentioned, such as the
> Display
> opcode. However, I'm having trouble "getting it to work" (although,
> perhaps
> I just don't understand it's use yet). I'm using the Csound through the
> command-line on Windows XP, and I've tried using several different flags
> to
> see if they make any difference (of course I don't have -d enabled or any
> other display modifying flag when I try normally). Neither the manual's
> example or my own implementation seem to be working: the "output" or
> rendering of the files is no different with or without the display opcode.
> This is all the relevant information I can think of. Thanks ahead of time
> for any potential help!
> 
> Emerson.
> 
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