You can solve this by using the format specifiers in C.
For example, say you would like to print out only 3 places after the decimal, you could make your printf like so:
printf("%.3lf", dub);
With a value of double dub = .0137;
the output would be 0.014
This would fix the issue with your 2nd case if you want more precision printed you could write:
printf("%.8lf", dub);
Your output for double dub = 0.00265721;
would then be 0.00265721
The case for %g works the same way except the number on the left is included in the calculation. If you wanted the C++ version (the lesser precision I assume) then your code would look like this:
double dub = .0000324769;
printf("%.5g", dub);
Which yields 3.2477e-05