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The BASIX Fanzine ISSUE #14 - MAY 1999 Text Issue Edited By David Groulx ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contents ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tutorials Modular Programming Structured Programming Your Text Line Programs Text Stars QBasic Sprite Editor v0.21 Misc & 2000 Website Awards Credits Credits Contact Info ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tutorials ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------- Modular Programming By David Tor...

The BASIX Fanzine ISSUE #14 - MAY 1999 Text Issue Edited By David Groulx ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contents ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tutorials 3-D Graphics in Qbasic Using EGA videopages in QBasic Masking sprites in QBasic Using sprites in QBasic GETting and PUTting in QBasic Your Programs Text Fire Program Text Plasma Misc & Credits 2000 Website Awards Credits Contact Info ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tutorials ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -----------------...

-IMPORTANT NOTE---------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Issues 1-8 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Peter Cooper. Issues 9-13 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Alex Warren. The new editor of the Basix Fanzine is David Groulx and the addresses for the fanzine are: ARTICLES: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com OTHER ENQUIRIES ETC.: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com WWW ADDRESS: http://www.come.to/basixfanzine Please use these addresses in place of the out-of-date addresses in the Fanzine below. David Groulx April 1999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Basix Fanzine ...

-IMPORTANT NOTE---------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Issues 1-8 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Peter Cooper. Issues 9-13 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Alex Warren. The new editor of the Basix Fanzine is David Groulx and the addresses for the fanzine are: ARTICLES: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com OTHER ENQUIRIES ETC.: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com WWW ADDRESS: http://www.come.to/basixfanzine Please use these addresses in place of the out-of-date addresses in the Fanzine below. David Groulx April 1999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Basix Fanzine ...

______________________________________________________________________________ The Basix Fanzine Issue 10 - April 1998 editor: Alex Warren email: basix@dewarr.globalnet.co.uk www: http://come.to/axe/basix ______________________________________________________________________________ Hello, good evening and welcome to issue 10, and a (very late) happy new year to you all. Sorry for the lateness of this issue, I've been busy with school work and also contributions have been a bit thin on the ground and I thought it better to wait until I had enough rather than release the tiniest fanzine ever. In a vain attempt to add more ...

The BASIX Fanzine Issue 9 - October 1997 editor: Alex Warren Welcome to Issue 9 of the Basix Fanzine, and hello from your new editor! It's been about eight months since the last Fanzine and during that time Peter Cooper decided that he didn't have time to edit this any more, so the editorship has now passed to me. As a result, the internet addresses for the Fanzine have changed. The new email address for articles etc. is basix@dewarr.globalnet.co.uk and the new www address is http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~dewarr/basix.htm. Any other queries etc. can be mailed to dewarr@globalnet.co.uk. I hope you enjoy this issue of t...

-IMPORTANT NOTE---------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Issues 1-8 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Peter Cooper. Issues 9-13 of the Basix Fanzine were edited by Alex Warren. The new editor of the Basix Fanzine is David Groulx and the addresses for the fanzine are: ARTICLES: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com OTHER ENQUIRIES ETC.: Basix_Fanzine@yahoo.com WWW ADDRESS: http://www.come.to/basixfanzine Please use these addresses in place of the out-of-date addresses in the Fanzine below. David Groulx April 1999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Basix Internet BA...

_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ THE BASIX FANZINE Edited by Peter Cooper Issue 7 _____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ peco@trenham.demon.co.uk INTRODUCTION: More delays, sorry. Two reasons, one, I am now manager of a new web design company which has absorbed much of my free time. The second... this is the worst reason. I wiped my hard disk and lost.. new submissions. Very sorry to all of you who sent in submissions. It was a big system upgrade, I can promise this won't happen again, I now have a new backup system in place. :) So please feel free to send in...

Rev 2 _____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ THE BASIX FANZINE Edited by Peter Cooper Issue 6 _____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ peco@trenham.demon.co.uk INTRODUCTION: Welcome to the sixth issue of the Basix Fanzine whether you are reading this as HTML, text from USENET, text from an archive or using our brand new special FanRead viewer! If you don't have this reader and you want to learn more please check Section 4, Part 1. We also have two new series this week. As well as the CD-ROM series we now have a full series on BASIC demo coding full of useful effects....

_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ THE BASIX FANZINE Edited by Peter Cooper Issue 5 _____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~-----_____-----~~~~~ peco@trenham.demon.co.uk INTRODUCTION: You asked for it, and you got it! This fanzine is cram packed full of source, although I dont believe that you should learn solely from reading peoples source, it can be useful in learning style and things that are hard to describe in words. There's plenty of source available from ModeX PCX displayers and Animal Vegetable Mineral games to Com Port initializers. A new competition is being released in th...