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Qbasic Programming: more books (100)

QBASIC with an Introduction to Visual BASIC 5.0 (4th Edition) by David I. Schneider, 1998-08-06
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Qbasic (Complete Idiots Guide) by Greg Perry, 1994-04
Complete Computer Concepts and Programming in Microsoft Qbasic (Shelly Cashman Series) by Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, et all 1994-06
Introduction to Computer Programming with Visual Basic 6: A Problem-Solving Approach by Alka R. Harriger, Susan K. Lisack, et all 2000-04-15
Professional Visual Interdev 6 Programming by Ian Blackburn, Susanne Clark, et all 1999-09
Visual Basic 6.0: Environment, Programming and Applications by Alan Eliason, Ryan Malarkey, et all 1999-01-25
Qbasic for Students by Michael Trombetta, 1993-10-01
Welcome to Programming (Kindle Edition) by Al Stevens, 2010-04-06
Programming With Qbasic: Be an Expert! (Prisma Be An Expert!) by Wim Scherpenisse, 1995-04
The Waite Group's MS-DOS Qbasic: Programmer's Reference by Robert Arnson, 1991-06
Hitchhiker's Guide to Visual Basic and SQL Server(tm), Sixth Edition (Microsoft Programming Series) by William R Vaughn, 1998-10-01
Programming in BASIC by Peter E. Scott, 1974-01-01
Qbasic for Beginners by Manfred Tornsdorf, Helmut Tornsdorf, 1992-06
Further Computer Programming in BASIC by Peter Bishop, 1982-05

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QBasic - Index
I should point out that the programs on these pages were written using qbasic v1.1. Here s a handy trick to run a qbasic program without showing the editor.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/brisray/qbasic/qind.htm

Extractions: HomePage Optical Illusions War Stories QBasic Dads Navy Days Bristol Bristol, USA Bristol, Canada ... Web Rings QBasic Errors 40lb Weight Bits Chance ... DLoads These pages are not meant to be an authority on MSDOS QBasic, it is a collection of solutions to problems that I needed to solve. The code presented here may not be the most elegant, but then, at the time it was written problems needed to be solved quickly. For ease of presentation, and partly because some of this code was never in one, the code is not in formal subroutines. All of it should work 'as is' and you may feel free to copy and adapt as much, or as little! as you want. Why QBasic? Obtaining QBasic QBasic has been included in all versions of DOS. It was included in Windows and there is a version on the Windows 95 CD, though it is not loaded by default, it can be found in the directory /OTHER/OLDDOS along with the DOS helpfile. Copies of QBasic versions 1.1, 4.5 and 7.1 are available from my Downloads page. Here's a handy trick to run a QBasic program without showing the editor. Write a batch file with the line :- and yourprog.bas is the name of the program you want to run
Converting Qbasic Into Asp Help
I have an old qbasic program that calculates tank thickness, I want to convert it into asp page mainly because I have to use mulit boot systems just so I can
http://forums.aspfree.com/t20209/s.html

Extractions: Developer Shed Network: Dev Shed ASP Free Dev Articles ... Web Hosters Select Language Spanish French German Italian Portuguese English ASP Free Site ASP Free Forums Forums Register User CP Calendar ... Discount Airfare User Name: Password: Remember me Viewing: ASP Free Forums Other Programmers for Hire Thread Tools ... Display Modes November 16th, 2003, 03:32 PM Jessica vbmenu_register("postmenu_40780", true); Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 37 Converting Qbasic into asp help I have an old qbasic program that calculates tank thickness, I want to convert it into asp page mainly because I have to use mulit boot systems just so I can run this old qbasic program.
Galilean Moons Of Jupiter
Dan Bruton has provided a more pictorial qbasic program, called GALSAT53 and he has included the core of the qbasic code in the zip file. See;. qbasic program.
http://www.xylem.f2s.com/kepler/galileo.html

Extractions: Root Top This page provides a QBASIC recipe for finding the positions of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter. Only the positions along an axis through the equator of Jupiter are calculated. These 'X' coordinates are expressed in multiples of the radius of Jupiter. The results for two sets of hourly figures were compared with those produced by Manfred Dings Ephtool 2.0, and found to have a maximum error of 0.2 radii, typically better than 0.1 radii. Galileo saw the four moons in his newly constructed telescope, and described nightly observations of his 'Medicea sidera' for some days in his book Sidereus Nuncius . His telescope had an angular view of about 12 minutes of arc, an aperture of about 1 inch, and a magnification of 20x [Drake Ch8 p153]. You can see the four 'Galilean' moons of Jupiter using almost any binoculars or small telescope. Some people can see Callisto with the naked eye. The recipe used here is adapted from Jan Meeus' book, Astronomical Alorithms . His 'lower precision' method is described in Chapters 42 and 43. The positions of the four Galilean moons are usually listed in ephemerides as a series of X and Y coordinates. The X coordinates tell you the positions of each moon along an axis through the equator of Jupiter. The Y coordinates tell you the displacement from this X axis, and are usually much smaller than the X coordinates. I am interested in predicting what I should be able to see through binoculars, so I have ommitted the Y coordinates completely. I have not applied the correction to the elongation 'U' angles caused by perturbations among the satellites, so the recipe here will only gve accurate results for a few years either side of J2000.0
Freeware Programs
gsoft1.bas This a very simple qbasic program of a few lines. It Or type qbasic gsoft1 enter depending upon the program name. For
http://www.disknet.com/indiana_biolab/gersoft.htm

Extractions: Free German Software Program These programs will help you use your computer to learn your school subjects and learn other things just for fun. This section is under development. We are testing whether umlauts and other features will download and run properly. All these programs are merely a short working test program. Please download them and let me know if they worked . Were you able to understand the complex download instructions? Everything worked when tested by Harold Eddleman. Soon as I get word from a few people that everything works for them, I will be begin placing genuine programs here. I wrote all this for another site, it should work here on JumpWeb. Harold Eddleman. Please go to the next section below for DownLoad Instructions math.bas - This is a short working program for testing downloadability. It adds two numbers. Does it work for you? We use this program below, in the instructions section. gsoft1.bas - This a very simple QBASIC program of a few lines. It contains some of theGerman Vocabulary of Section 200. I displays the German word or phrase. Try to think of the English equivalent. Press Enter and the answer appears. Press again and the next German Phrase appears. While this is a simple program, it can teach much German. If you use this program Click Here and tell me so I will add more words to it.
My Sound Stuff
Sorry, your browser does not support frames, get one that does. MENU. SOUNDS. SIGN GUESTBOOK. VIEW GUESTBOOK. 1999. Nolan Venhola. SOUNDS. Here's the songs I have written so far download them and tell me what you think.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/1648
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