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All MS Basic / QBasic / Quick Basic versions d/l and info.
#11
I have a number of games written in VB3 somewhere, stashed away Smile also, that very cool program FigWin (a Windows port of the Unix program Figlet) was written in VB3, which I use like...a lot Big Grin
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#12
What, no VBDOS pro?

I *should* also have the spanish version of QB, if I can locate the NT 3.1 spanish CD. That is where the Italian version came from... the NT 3.1 italian disk. I'll have to see what other interesting things I can dig up. Just now I found a copy of DOS 5.0 Japanese.

Jonathan Simpson
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#13
Quote:Nice. I've got the QB 1.0 source if you want it. Also, seems that the links on this page http://imaginatica.us.es/~wopr2k/qbdl/qb.../MENU.html are all dead. Did you forget to upload some files?

How about me? ;*)

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#14
http://imaginatica.us.es/~wopr2k/qbdl/qbasic11src.zip
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#15
OMG!!! That's 7 MB! Sad
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#16
only 7? the one I have is around 30...
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#17
Great page and info!

There were also two versions of QB 3. There was a QB 3.0b version that changed something -- forgot what it was. I have it on 5 inch floppies. The QB3 manual is pretty good, imo. Better than the QB45 one.

Also, I think PDS 7.1 had a small update to 7.1b or 7.2 (forgot) but it was just a minor update patch that fixed some bugs. I read a MicroSoft DOC about it long ago -- never owned PDS.

- Dav

PS: Yeah, VB3 rocked! Big Grin
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#18
Have yet to find the NT 3.1 spanish, so no dice on the spanish version of qbasic.exe. On the other hand, I did find the following versions of Windows 3.1. the files, are of course, 8 characters, so I have extended where I thought reasonable.

Windows 3.1
Arabic
Catalonian
Centeur(?)
Chinese
Czech
Danish
Finnish
Greek
Hebrew
Hungaray
Japanese
Korean
Norwegian
Polish
Russian
Thai
Turkish

Windows 3.11
Dutch
French
German
Italian
Portugese
Spanish
Swedish
English

Windows For Workgroups 3.11

Danish
Dutch
Finish
France
French (no idea what the difference between France and French version is Smile)
German
Italian
Norweigan
Portugese
Spanish
Swedish
English

These versions are on my MSDN 94 set, but of course the legal status of making them available is... well... really unknown. I guess this is one for the history books Smile

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#19
Quote:...VB6 is pretty self-contained, whereas VB3 feels "all over the place"...all its little floating windows and whatnot...hehehe Smile

Tools->Options->Advanced->SDI Development Environment try check on/off and restart VB. I might have misunderstood you though, but it will swap between SDI (all in one) and MDI (floating).

And great page Nathan! All in one.
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#20
Jonathan, it's likely that the France version is in French specifically for France, whereas the French version is in a more common dialect. But that's just a thought. Smile

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