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Perhaps I should read about that sometime. I have in the past tried a few supposedly modernised alternatives to qbasic that were supposed to take my old qbasic programs and run them in modern operating systems, but the ones I tried didn't work. Once I discovered DOSBox, I no longer felt the need to try to replace QBasic, so I stopped looking at that time. Maybe it would be worth it to give that one a look though since I seem to be out-growing QBasic. I can't make heads or tails out of visual programming though. I even went to school and stuff trying to learn it, so I hope I can take my old code that works fine in qbasic and just open it as is and it'll work without being edited. That way, I can gradually learn anything new it might have while still being able to do stuff I already know how to do.

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Posted on Nov 7, 2010, 8:26 PM

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