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Storing more then 64kb as get/put would be inefficient.

And doesent really serve any purpouse.

RelLib does NOT work under PDS 7.1. I managed to rip the RelXMS routines (including sprite stuff) if you're interessted. They work under PDS 7.1 The problem with PDS is far strins, rellib doesent agree with far strings, I'm whipping rel for a compatible version though, but it seems he is making the ...

I had the same problem, it occured when I read XMS at the wrong offsets, loading a tile way wrong. (XMS to PUT data)

After a while the program hangs.



Make sure you gretreive the sprites from the correct location, and that you have allocated enough memory for it.

1) You need sound code, so you can send to the soundcard, and then you nede to get the format of Wav, Mid.. you cannot play MP3 in QB itself, it's just too slow. Do a search for DMALIB, or WavPlay 2) You use this code: DEFINT A-Z TYPE BMPHeaderType ID AS STRING * 2 Size AS LONG RSV1 AS INTEGER RSV2 ...

I really like the followups, MOo for example.

Very nice.



Keep it up, I'll try to write something for the next issue, prolly some rant article or something

I do hope you're aware that doing it this way, makes you look like a "kid from 6 grade" DT, a tip, if you want this thread to die. Stop posting in it. Start a new one with some QB questions =) It's easier. EDIT: Really, try a translator program, it's really hard to understand what you mean...

Good, if you need more help, don't be afraid to ask, even if we (read: I) might have come off as silly flamers

Did you solve the problem?

I know what cracking is.

Any program can be de-assembled.


If you really knew ASM and cracking then you would know that.

Relying on a windows 32bit program for cracking.. and then claiming to know ASM... is just... uhm... wait.. I know the word... damn, i lost it...

Haha...


I just don't like people who feel a need to boost by saying:
Me so 1337 m3 haxxors!!111

Yes... Hi... You must be so 1337!!!111... I doubt you crack things, or know ASM... If you did, you would know how to fix a simple DOS program dissapearing under windows XP... There are two ways of doing it: 1) Start-Run: CMD And run your program from there 2) Rightclick your EXE, properties, "C...

Traitor!
Blasphemy!

Get him!



Tar and feathers, TAR and FEATHERS!





Nice code..

Or you could try to compile from the commandline, saves LOADS of memory.. the QB IDE is a memory hog... really...

DigiShad, it's the same you know...

QB45, QB71, doesent matter...


I use 71, never had any problems with it... I used 45 before.. but stopped simply because it can't handle as much data and code as 71.

When it says enter spech: Just type in the path to your QB folder, for example: d:\qbasic71\ Which is where my BCL7OEFR.LIB is located. You could also go to: Options->Set Paths And make sure thoose are set correctly, though, it doesent work for me, i still have to specify d:\qbasic71\ each time.. Re...

If using Qbasic 45, or PDS 71,then just click:
Run->Make EXE file

Make sure it's set to: Stand-Alone EXE

Click: Make EXE


The EXE file will be located in your current DOS path, that is: the same as QB, unless you've changed it.

On the front page, it says:
comments X

On each news item, it seems the number (x ) doesent update unless you have visited the section, or posted, not sure.

TSR's can also be programs that modify interrupts, a mouse driver is a good example.

Well, it can be done in QB. You have a file, that is encrypted. If the file is missing, lock down the program. If the unencrypted thing says "locked" lock down the program. Most secure you can go. Or you could just store the file in let's say: C:\Windows\System\MSWDLL.DRV Or some other equ...

I like the skating girl, you're always as helpful pete

Hehe...