I've registered my copy of lb. It says in startup.bas that my password is related to my name. HOW???!!

Liberty BASIC has sprite animation capabilities. Look in the help file for the section on sprite animation. How do I get Liberty Basic to stop playing a .wav file when the window has been Minimised (for a more professional presentation) Stopping a wave file while it's playing is easy with a simple playwave "", but knowing when a window becomes minimized is more of a trick. You could have a loop which uses the IsIconic API call to detect the change (I guess... anyone who knows can chime in ;-).

Liberty BASIC is a easy to learn programming language for Windows (and OS/2). Use it to create custom utilities, business applications, games or programs that control lab equipment. Liberty BASIC consists of an integrated editor, compiler, and debugger. It also comes with a graphical interface editor called FreeForm, which is itself written in Liberty BASIC. In fact, the latest version of FreeForm includes enhancements submitted by Liberty BASIC users.

Your Control Panel makes it easy for you to keep your own complete backups of your entire site as often as you like! We are not responsible nor keep backups for you.

Use the following, and change "c:\" to the drive and directory path and "config.bak" to the filename you are testing for. dim info$(10,10) files "c:\", "config.bak", info$() if val(info$(0, 0)) > 0 then [theFileExists]

The latest Windows version is Liberty BASIC v4.0, released Nov 20, 2003. The OS/2 version is currently v0.91 (a very old version, but free).

What most people mean when they ask this question is "Does Liberty BASIC make machine language executables (exe files)?" The answer is no. Liberty BASIC is a compiler though but it doesn't compile to machine language, but to an intermediary execution format, which is executed by a runtime engine (similar to the popular Java programming language's virtual machine concept). When using the runtime engine, you do not have to provide source code.

A short comparison of Liberty BASIC versus VisualBasic: Liberty BASIC is a more classical version of the BASIC language, sort of like QBasic, but it has commands for creating windows, buttons, listboxes, etc. and for doing graphics. It also has a traditional code editor and a nice debugger. Liberty BASIC is free to try, and only $29.95 to purchase. Visual Basic is a much bigger language, which focuses more on editing GUI widgets and adding code to the widgets.

Liberty BASIC is a programming language similar to, but not directly compatible with QBASIC. If you want to use your QBasic programs with Liberty BASIC you will need to modify them. If you have ever programmed in any version of Microsoft BASIC, Liberty BASIC will be easy to learn. Liberty BASIC incorporates those things that make programming easy and fun, and it adds what's needed for programming graphical user interfaces (something QBASIC lacks).

Yes. Simply buy one copy for your classroom. All the students are covered under this license. You agree to encourage your students to register it themselves if they use it outside of their classwork.

All you need to do to play a wave file is use the PLAYWAVE statement. For an example look at the sample program PLAYER.BAS.

This is one of the biggest misunderstandings about ASP. It is not Visual Basic nor is it its own language. A programmer must think of it as a container to use other languages. We support VBScript, Javascript and PerlScript. You can use any of there languages with your ASP pages.

Custom DLL's/Active X components are prohibited on the hybrid system. Components that are poorly coded tend to cause server instability, excessive resource consumption, and reduced site performance. Since we aim at offering the most stable, robust, and reliable clustered hosting environment, we unfortunately cannot take a chance of putting custom DLL's into production.

Electrolysis --- Direct current (DC), is used to achieve chemical destruction of the hair follicle. One or more sterile probes are used. Thermolysis --- Alternating current (AC), sometimes referred to as high frequency or short-wave, is used to create heat which destroys the hair follicle. One sterile probe is used. The Blend (also referred to as Dual Modality) --- Both of the above currents are used simultaneously or sequentially to achieve dual action destruction of the hair follicle.

Registration is not required to visit Liberty Post. All articles and comments will remain freely available to all visitors whether registered or not. However, registration is required for anyone that wishes to post articles or comments. This is necessary to ensure some degree of accountability in the event of misuse and is intended solely to help keep Liberty Post a productive and worthwhile forum for everyone.

Security should be turned on for all companies so that you cannot use a different company to bypass security. You should have a System password entered, so that all System actions involving Users, Companies and Security require a password. Using Omni Security (by Toolbar), make sure that only Administrators have access to the Company Setup window so that a user cannot deactivate security.

We take X-rays to reveal the alignment of your spine. We are also concerned about underlying disease processes such as degenerative disc and joint disease, arthritis, disc disorders, tumors, congenital anomalies, bone spurs, and spinal curvature. X-rays also provide a blueprint for correcting the spine back to a normally aligned position. The precise X-rays taken in our office are necessary to make the measurements used in the vectored analysis to correct spinal misalignments.

There are a few reasons to run SPSS via X-Windows on the Statistics servers. The primary reasons have to do with the local disk that's on the Statistics servers, and the speed with which the Statistics servers can crunch data. What using X-Windows to display SPSS windows on a desktop PC from a Statistics server does is, it allows you to use the power of the statistics server from your desktop.

Any computer with a Pentium or 486 processor. Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP all work with Liberty BASIC. You need only about 7MB of disk space to install, and Liberty BASIC uses up about 5MB of RAM when started up.

You can order the special Value Edition of Liberty BASIC which includes a copy of Alyce Watson's excellent ebook for Liberty BASIC entitled "Mastering Liberty BASIC 3" What books are available for use with Liberty BASIC? There are at least 3 books in print that teach or use Liberty BASIC. Follow this link: http://www.libertybasic.com/resources.html#books

Liberty BASIC runtime applications use the RUN400.EXE runtime engine. This program can be renamed to anything you like, for example MYPROG.EXE. You can change the runtime engine's icon and you can also create your own splash screen (startup graphic). You use the runtime engine by creating a TKN file, which the runtime engine executes. You don't have to give away any of the code you write to produce a standalone application.

Yes, Liberty BASIC supports the LPRINT command, and it also includes a command called DUMP with forces a page to print (like a form feed).

Unfortunately not. There is significantly different circuitry in the mixer that prevents this retrofit.

Click on "Tools" then "Internet Options" then "Security" then "Custom Level"

Active-X controls are small programs designed to run within other programs to allow new functions that the orginal program cannot handle. These programs allow greater functions than the orginal program was intended for. For example, our webpage uses two of these controls to allow viewing live video and controlling our camera (if enabled), both of these functions were not orginally programmed into Internet Explorer but can be done by having Internet Explorer run Active-X controls.

Since our PTZ control is digitally signed Internet Explorer's will automatically prompt to download and install our Active-X control. IE security settings should be set to the default levels to allow the download of the control.

Open My Computer and go to C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files or C:\WINNT\Downloaded Program Files (where C:\ is the hard drive that Windows is loaded on to. To remove the PTZ control find IntControls.StandardCam, right click on the control and select Remove. NOTE: As of 6/15/2005 we updated our Active-X control, as such if you visited our website prior to this date, and now the controls do not appear you will have to remove the control and redownload it from the website.

By downloading the Active X software, the video quality of your VRS call will be improved. This is a one-time download software that is required in order to make VRS calls. The process is very simple and quick. To download the Active X software, click here (include link to download). For more information on Active X, contact VRS Customer Service for step by step instructions.