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Post by Flare on May 5, 2004 9:19:58 GMT
How can i make my program to run alone??
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Post by Ildûrest on May 5, 2004 10:02:46 GMT
Get QB 4.5 or 7.1 so you can compile to EXE (make sure you select STAND-ALONE) Should be under RUN->Make EXE or something similar >>> 4.33.40.118/qbasic/qdload.htm |
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Post by buffoasys on May 5, 2004 12:04:08 GMT
In Qbasic (though I prefer QuickBasic) you can make
a program run (alone).
Consider the following.
hello.bas
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print "Hello"
SYSTEM
save it in the directory containing Qbasic
then from the command prompt or from a bat file
issue the statement
Qbasic /RUN Hello
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Post by Just Me on Sept 7, 2004 6:31:34 GMT
Do a bunch of searches for QuickBasic 4.1 on Google and Yahoo. Be determined.... and you'll find a full copy of QuickBasic floating around out there which you can download to than make Executables....
That's what I've done....
Unfortunately...these are the steps one must resort to when Microsoft decides the world no longer needs a program that is truely one of the best learner programming languages out there.
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buff1
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Post by buff1 on Sept 8, 2004 0:49:00 GMT
I'd suggest 4.5 instead. It's the most popular and you may have trouble finding 4.1
Never heard anyone talk about 4.1 other than maybe a history of the versions (maybe).
I have 4.0 and 4.5 here (I don't give them out so don't ask).
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Post by Homeloaf on Feb 1, 2005 3:58:18 GMT
Get QB 7.1
It is by far the best.
Look for it on...
thefreecountry.com
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