___--------------------                        -------------------
1.  BBS name                                    PATRICK'S PLAYTOY
2.  Sysop's first name                          PAT
3.  Sysop's last name                           PRIDGEN
4.  COM port (COM0 if Local)                    COM2
5.  Baud and parameters (e.g. 2400 BAUD,N,8,1)  38400 BAUD,N,8,1
6.  Network type.                               0
7.  Caller's first name (or SYSOP)              USERFIRSTNAME
8.  Caller's last name (blank if SYSOP)         USERLASTNAME
9.  Caller's city and state.                    LA GRANDE, OREGON
10. Color mode. 0 = non-color, 1 = color mode.  1
11. Caller's security level.                    15
12. Caller's time remaining.                    87
    You can then compare the contents of a(1) through a(12) to whatever
you think they should contain, and act upon it.
.                         pat.pridgen@svis.org
.                          La Grande, Oregon
*SignIt 2.x #001* 
... If you mean QB that comes with DOS, no you can't ....
___ Blue Wave/DOS v2.30
--- Maximus 2.02
 * Origin: THE LOFT in Auburn IN 219-925-5524 & 238-3222 HST/V34+ (1:236/7)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00002 Date: 03/03/98
From: BERT BYFIELD                                          Time: 09:49pm
\/To: JOHN ZORTMAN                                        (Read 3 times)
Subj: Re: QB.BI

>>TM> QuickBasic.  QB.BI is copyrighted by MicroSoft; and, as such, it would
>>TM> illegal for anyone to post it here.
>BB>Yeah, but there is a replacement for it in the book *Microsoft
>BB>QuickBASIC Bible* by The Waite Group. Stop in at the library.
 JZ>  Since I'd originally posted that, I've sent off a money order to buy
 JZ>  the whole qb 4.5 package again. However, in the meantime I can't do
 JZ>  much that calls for QB.BI of course, and in fact am sitting here with
 JZ>  the Quick Basic Bible I'd paid like $35 for years ago, and looking all
 JZ>  through it shows me no QB.BI listing anywhere. What page number? (!)
Page 757-758, in grey, called "QBI.BI Custom Header file..." and
the book says their version is "simpler and shorter," besides.
 * JABBER v1.2 * Press any key to continue, or any other key to quit.
--- QScan/PCB v1.17b / 01-0406
 * Origin: Knight Moves - Rochester,NY 716-865-2106 (1:2613/313)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00003 Date: 02/27/98
From: ROBERT KOHL                                           Time: 11:56pm
\/To: DAVID AUKERMAN                                      (Read 3 times)
Subj: Dave Shea

Hi David,
Wednesday, February 25, 1998 15:32:00, David Aukerman wrote to Tika Carr
          Subject: Dave Shea
 DA> TC>Well, you caught me a bit late, as I saw his post recently and
 DA> we been TC>communicating in e-mail. ;)
 DA> TC>Sounds like what I'll be doing (or another hiatus). I keep
 DA> getting burned ou TC>faster and more with all this stuff. So if
 DA> you don't see me around, that's TC>why. Got too much to do, and
 DA> have to cut back somewhere. Might take down the TC>web site, since
 DA> I really feel no initiative to keep it up. I more or less
Tika,
  Take down the web site??? So it ain't so Tika. :-( I like your web
  site! Finest one I've seen in a while on Geocities! I know that you
  would be welcome to return. And if things get a bit much, just read
  the posts and relax a bit. That's what I do when things get to be a
  bit much.
 DA> TC>started it as an experiment to see how GeoCities works. Like
 DA> Dave, I'm going TC>to give graphics a try. Just dabbling, as
 DA> usual. <G>
 DA> TC>Tika
 DA> Well, it never hurts to spread the word, right? :) Hmm..seems like
 DA> I'm going to have to join you guys in that boat, if I haven't done
 DA> so already.  School and responsibilities are eating up time like
 DA> crazy..it's hard for me to even check in on the echo any more (and
 DA> I wasn't really in it for that long, anyway).  But for the time
 DA> being, I'll keep checking for the sake of the Code FAQ, until
 DA> (hint, hint to whoever may be reading this) somebody else
 DA> volunteers to take it from me. :) Dabbling?  Not for me..lately,
 DA> my programming has been very sporadic at best.
 DA> --David
  If you are looking for someone to take over the Code FAQ I'll be happy
  to take it. My web page is a little lite on Basic lately. :-)
  BTW, if you decide to come back and take over the FAQ again, it will
  be waiting for you.
  I don't have the problem of keeping up with this conference, but my
  system sometimes does. Glad I got good old #2 running and ready to
  back up my #1 computer.
    Regards and *Terminate-ing*,
Robert (Bob) Kohl  Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Home Page:  http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/7854
            http://members.tripod.com/~Bob_Kohl/index.html
Internet: bobakohl@abq.com  bobakohl1@juno.com  barbarianh@aol.com
.!. I speak Gibberish. Does that make me a politician?
--- Terminate 5.00/Pro >> Almost All my software is named Bob <
 * Origin: The Barbarian Hitman FIDONET POINT [private bbs] (1:109/921.66)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00004 Date: 02/28/98
From: ROBERT KOHL                                           Time: 12:08am
\/To: BRYAN TURNER                                        (Read 3 times)
Subj: QBEDITOR

Hi Bryan,
Wednesday, February 25, 1998 13:55:18, Bryan Turner wrote to Bob Lotspeich
          Subject: QBEDITOR
  -=> Quoting Bob Lotspeich to All <=-
 BL>> QBEDIT11.ZIP is now available for freq from 1:265/124.  It has
 BL>> the complete source code for the editor, plus some nice notes
 BL>> from Douglas explaining the various functions.
 BL>> lusher@freenet.msp.mn.us
 BT> Does he have this on the Net?
 BT> Bryan Turner                           smyc@usa.net "bat"
 BT>                 pegasus.flight@juno.com S.M.Y.C.
 BT>       "Support Shareware!"
  Douglas has an email account, but I believe he does not have a web
  page. That is not official since he hasn't popped in until just
  recently.
Douglas,
  Has anything changed?
    Regards and *Terminate-ing*,
Robert (Bob) Kohl  Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Home Page:  http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/7854
            http://members.tripod.com/~Bob_Kohl/index.html
Internet: bobakohl@abq.com  bobakohl1@juno.com  barbarianh@aol.com
.!. Arnold Swartzeneger of Borg. Would the Borg speak with an accent?
--- Terminate 5.00/Pro >> Almost All my software is named Bob <
 * Origin: The Barbarian Hitman FIDONET POINT [private bbs] (1:109/921.66)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00005 Date: 03/04/98
From: MIKE GINGER                                           Time: 04:45am
\/To: TIKA CARR                                           (Read 3 times)
Subj: CD-ROM Drive Functions

-=> Quoting Tika Carr to Mike Ginger on 19 Feb 98  13:22:00 <=-
 TC> Thanks for the CD source code. It's funny because my functions seemed
 TC> to work in my system in Win95. Did you make sure you passed the drive
 TC> letter as a string? I'm wondering why it crashed on your system.
 It worked ok in pure DOS (ie. press F8 at boot-up) but caused a
 GPF when running in a DOS box under Win95. I've deleted your previous
 message so can't check to see whether I passed the Drive Letter as a
 string - that may have been the problem.
 TC> I'll have to check out your code. Thanks again for both posts. I got
 TC> my info from Ralf Brown's Interrupt List (I spelled his name right this
 TC> time ;) as you probably used the same source of info. I'll have to
 TC> figure out what you did that I didn't... I was trying to get error
 TC> detection integrated in the code but I couldn't figure out how.
 Oh! I should have said. Those programs are not my own work, but have
 been posted here (in the echo) before. I have revamped some of them,
 though.
 Last summer I was working on a skeleton program to tie-together all
 these CD-Rom functions and subs, for futute use in other programs. It
 didn't get finished though :))))
 All the best,
 Mike
-- 
****************************************************************
* FidoNet: Mike Ginger, 2:251/21    e-mail: MikeGinger@aol.com *
****************************************************************
--- GEcho/32 1.20/Pro
 * Origin: METRIC BBS * 01705 871471 * Multi Line * V34 28k8 * (2:251/21)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00006 Date: 03/03/98
From: NIGEL TRAVES                                          Time: 11:58am
\/To: TIKA CARR                                           (Read 3 times)
Subj: Computer piracy

Greetings and felicitations Tika,
I found the following in the QB scrapbook, vol 1 issue 3.  Hope it is
of use.
Byeee, Nigel.


 Date:    03-20-93 11:45 (Public)
 From:    JEFF FREEMAN                    To:      ALL
 Subject: Copyright laws in the USA


I just spent 2 hours at the library reading copyright laws and how-to books.
This is what I came up with.  This information contradicts a few of the
opinions that had been expressed in this echo, but since the following
information is easily verifiable, I am not inviting debate.  In other words,
if you don't believe me then go to the library and look it up for yourself -
THEN post.
Everything you write is automatically owned by you (you own the copyright).
Copyrights last for the remainder of your life, plus 50 years.
Publication (posting in the echo, giving to a friend, uploading to a BBS) of
your work without a copyright notice puts the work in the public domain.
However, you may still register the copyright within 5 years and take other
action to re-claim/recover from publishing a work without a copyright notice.
Anyone may publish your work if it is in the Public Domain.
Being in the Public Domain means the work is unprotected by Copyright laws.
Within 3 months of publication, two copies (one for computer programs) of the
work must be deposted in the Copyright Office (address follows).
Only original works of authorship may be copyrighted.  You cannot copyright
someone else's work.
Why register a copyright?
    If registered prior to infringement, you may receive Damages and Attorney
fees.  Otherwise you must pay attorney fees and are not entitled to Damages.
    You must register to file a suit.  If a copyright infringement occurs
before you have registered the copyright, for example, you must register the
copyright to sue the infringer.  Still, you cannot be awarded Damages and
must pay your own attorney fees.
    The burden of proof lies on the infringer.  If you register my work, for
example, the burden of proof is mine.
    You must register to overcome publishing your work without a copyright
notice.
    You needn't be the author in order to obtain a copyright if:
        The Author has Asigned you the right.
        You employed the Author to create the work.
    In regards to the current echowide project, each contributor retains the
copyright for their contribution, however the compiler may copyright the work
as a whole.
    Lastly, what all this means is that if you post something without a
copyright notice in this echo then anyone may publish that work, but no one
can copyright it.
    If you post something and include the copyright notice, then by statute
you should depost (within 3 months) a copy of the program in the Copyright
Office. Mail form TX and A filing fee of $10 plus $4 per additional
certificate.  Write to the following address for form TX, fill it out and
mail in a copy of your program:
            Register of Copyrights
            Copyright Office
            Library of Congress
            Washington, DC  20559
    You may register the copyright within 5 years of publication (with the
copyright notice).  You SHOULD register the copyright within 3 months of
publication.
    You *cannot* register someone else's copyright!  If you want to release
code to the "public domain", simply omit the copyright notice and make no
attempt to reclaim it.
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00007 Date: 03/03/98
From: NIGEL TRAVES                                          Time: 11:58am
\/To: KURT KUZBA                                          (Read 3 times)
Subj: Sprite13.OBJ - QLB proble

Greetings and felicitations Kurt,
[cut]
 KK> was still finding the C libraries. The scroll code follows.
 KK> It will still look for the C library, even though it does
 KK> not need it for anything. I had it using a long, and it
[cut]
Not now it doesn't Kurt.  There is utility called objtool which allows
you to edit certain aspects of .obj files.  So I simply used that to
delete the library reference.  I've tacked the postit encoded
corrected obj onto the end of this message.
 KK> The following message contains both the .OBJ in POSTIT!
 KK> format and a bit of Basic code to test the module.
My teeth are now worn down an extra millimeter 'cos I didn't read this
first <g>.
Byeee, Nigel.
'>>> Page 1 of SCROLL.OBJ begins here. TYPE:BINAA TLEN:1847
'-------------------------------------------------------------
'                  INSTRUCTIONS FOR DECODING
'If there are multiple parts to this file, merge them into one
'file using  COPY PART1.EXT+PART2.EXT FILENAME.EXT  Remove all
'message header and footer information (everything outside the
'">>> Page x of..." lines),  load the result into your version
'of Basic (QBASIC, QuickBASIC, etc.) then RUN it. The original
'file will be decoded into the current directory on your disk.
'-------------------------------------------------------------
DEFINT A-Z:DIM SHARED K,S,B&,Z&:V1 'Created by PostIt! 7.3
SUB V1:OPEN "O",1,"SCROLL.OBJ",4^6:Z&=1847:?STRING$(50,177);
U"&O/%-MB2A8D;;S2(%W+%(%p&h/%%ed%%%)h%tij)%ifyf%*hts%xy(g%xx-k.fw
U".i%fyf.#IIx(%rgtq%x+ij.gx(r%,IIy&(ujx%+ijg(y(u%&en%0%xhwn.qq.y(
U"j'y*&.ify%f*ht%sxy)&.gxx%+ilw%tzu0%xhwn.qq.i%fyf1%xhwn.qq.h%tsx
U"y%/xhw#nqq.%gxx%&g,%m'U(0'.&%g,%%m%%%1(&%&g,%m%=%2).&%g,%%m%%%3
U"*&%&g,%E%%%,-.&%g,%%E%%%./&%&W#%%%&EEE%EEEE%EEEE%EEEE%EEEE%EEEE
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U"d%H9nD(bn0ub3%nD(bV0vb;%SD(bx0wbA%8D(bd0xbD%nD(bjZudL_+%+0%%&&4
U"(/V%s%[)(%+%4%&%&x(O%&v(Q%&s(T%(%o1%F&M(.V-Z^,'C/%%&oA%(%%%%%%%
U"%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%#%%%k7V%A%8%(A'8%'A)8%'A+8%(A-8%'A/8%'A1
U"8%'A38%'A58%'A78%'A98%'A;A%'%_%?%%&L..<DM;C.8)=C%%%%+xh%wUqq%g%
U"%%'+<%&[&+(EC%7'9(&c&c+'8%8((a%e.(%Y'%%U%
END SUB
CLOSE:IF S=188AND B&=Z&THEN?" :) Ok!"ELSE?" :( Bad!
SUB U(A$):FOR A=1TO LEN(A$):C=ASC(MID$(A$,A))-37:IF C<0THEN C=91+C*32
IF K<4THEN K=C+243ELSE?#1,CHR$(C+(K MOD 3)*86);:K=K\3:B&=B&+1
S=(S+C)AND 255:NEXT:LOCATE,1:?STRING$(B&*50\Z&,219);:END SUB
'>>> Page 1 of SCROLL.OBJ ends here. Last page. TCHK:188
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 125 QUICK BASIC   Ref: F3D00008 Date: 03/03/98
From: NIGEL TRAVES                                          Time: 11:58am
\/To: ALL                                                 (Read 3 times)
Subj: BIOSKEYS.BI 1/3

'>>> Page 1 of BIOSKEYS.BI begins here. TYPE:BAS
REM ******************************************************
REM * Filespec  :  bioskeys.bas bioskeys.bi              *
REM * Date      :  March 3 1998                          *
REM * Time      :  12:25                                 *
REM * Revision  :  1.00B                                 *
REM * Update    :                                        *
REM ******************************************************
REM * Programmer:  Nigel Traves                          *
REM * Address   :  5 Breamer Road, Collingham, Newark,   *
REM *           :  Notts, U.K.                           *
REM * Post Code :  NG23 7PN                              *
REM ******************************************************
REM * Released to the Public Domain                      *
REM ******************************************************
DECLARE FUNCTION GetKeyScan% ()
REM *****************************************************************
REM * This function waits for a keypress, returns the scan code for *
REM * that key and does NOT echo the keypress to screen.  The       *
REM * following are constants for most of the scan codes for the    *
REM * extended keyboard (i.e. the one with *12* function keys).     *
REM *****************************************************************
'| function key
CONST F1% = &H3B00, F2% = &H3C00, F3% = &H3D00, F4% = &H3E00, F5% =_
 &H3F00
CONST F6% = &H4000, F7% = &H4100, F8% = &H4200, F9% = &H4300, F10% =_
 &H4400
CONST F11% = &H8500, F12% = &H8600
'| Function Key + SHIFT
CONST SF1% = &H5400, SF2% = &H5500, SF3% = &H5600, SF4% = &H5700
CONST SF5% = &H5800, SF6% = &H5900, SF7% = &H6A00, SF8% = &H6B00
CONST SF9% = &H6C00, SF10% = &H6D00, SF11% = &H8700, SF12% = &H8800
'| Control + Function Key
CONST CF1% = &H6E00, CF2% = &H6F00, CF3% = &H6000, CF4% = &H6100
CONST CF5% = &H6200, CF6% = &H6300, CF7% = &H6400, CF8% = &H6500
CONST CF9% = &H6600, CF10% = &H6700, CF11% = &H8900, CF12% = &H8A00
'| Alternate + Function Key
CONST AF1% = &H6800, AF2% = &H6900, AF3% = &H6A00, AF4% = &H6B00
CONST AF5% = &H6C00, AF6% = &H6D00, AF7% = &H6E00, AF8% = &H6F00
CONST AF9% = &H7000, AF10% = &H7100, AF11% = &H8B00, AF12% = &H8C00
'| Alt + Character
CONST Alt1% = &H7800, Alt2% = &H7900, Alt3% = &H7A00, Alt4% = &H7B00
CONST Alt5% = &H7C00, Alt6% = &H7D00, Alt7% = &H7E00, Alt8% = &H7F00
CONST Alt9% = &H8000, Alt0% = &H8100, AltQ% = &H1000, AltW% = &H1100
CONST AltE% = &H1200, AltR% = &H1300, AltT% = &H1400, AltY% = &H1500
CONST AltU% = &H1600, AltI% = &H1700, AltO% = &H1800, AltP% = &H1900
CONST AltA% = &H1E00, AltS% = &H1F00, AltD% = &H2000, AltF% = &H2100
CONST AltG% = &H2200, AltH% = &H2300, AltJ% = &H2400, AltK% = &H2500
CONST AltL% = &H2600, AltZ% = &H2C00, AltX% = &H2D00, AltC% = &H2E00
CONST AltV% = &H2F00, AltB% = &H3000, AltN% = &H3100, AltM% = &H3200
CONST AltHyphen% = &H8200, AltEquals% = &H8300, AltTAB% = &HA500
CONST REVTAB = &H0F00        '| Reverse Tab = Shift + Tab
CONST UpArrow% = &H4800, DownArrow% = &H5000, LeftArrow% = &H4B00
CONST RightArrow% = &H4D00, Home% = &H4700, EndKey% = &H4F00
CONST PageUp% = &H4900, PageDown% = &H5100, Insert% = &H5200
CONST Delete% = &H5300
CONST Echo = &H7200             '| Control + PrtSc
'| Control + Key
CONST ControlLeftArrow% = &H7300, ControlRightArrow% = &H7400
CONST ControlEnd% = &H7500, ControlPageDown% = &H7600
CONST ControlHome% = &H7700, ControlPageUp% = &H8400
CONST ControlTAB% = &H9400
CONST CtrlA% = &H1E01, CtrlB% = &H3002, CtrlC% = &H2E03, CtrlD% = &H2004
CONST CtrlE% = &H1205, CtrlF% = &H2106, CtrlG% = &H2207, CtrlH% = &H2308
CONST CtrlI% = &H1709, CtrlJ% = &H240A, CtrlK% = &H250B, CtrlL% = &H260C
CONST CtrlM% = &H320D, CtrlN% = &H310E, CtrlO% = &H180F, CtrlP% = &H1910
CONST CtrlQ% = &H1011, CtrlR% = &H1312, CtrlS% = &H1F13, CtrlT% = &H1414
'>>> Page 1 of BIOSKEYS.BI ends here. Continued on next page.
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