Re: Thanks so much, but one more thing :Pby Zack (no login)I ended up using the & type declaration because I had no need for the variable to be that large, but I know now how to if the need ever arises. Also, I keep forgetting what I wanted to ask you guys. I had a list of things I needed help with, but then when I go to actually ask, I always forget. Anyway, I remembered the two things I was forgetting. 1) How do you double the size of an image using _PUT. 2) Also, is there a way to convert a string into an integer variable? I am trying to make a little alarm thing where you can set in how long you want it to go off. Then it writes a file for the current time and date. Then I want to add the time that they want to elapse before it rings to the original time and date, but I cant seem to figure out how to convert it. If there is an easier way to do what I am trying to do please tell me. Thanks so much ~Zack |
| Response Title | Author and Date |
| Use VAL() to convert a string to a number. | Solitaire on Feb 22 |
| Re: How do you double the size of an image using _PUT... | on Feb 22 |
| Like this... | Galleon on Feb 24 |
| Thanls guys | Zack on Feb 25 |