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When in qbasic I try to use the PSET command or any other drawing command for that reason the black screen comes up shows me the drawing but I can't exit the screen, could someone please help.
P.s. I have to keep pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
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That makes little sense.
Is the source code small enough to post?
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Which version of Windows are you using? Sounds like a problem I have with Windows 2000 - anything that changes the graphics mode in the NTVDM ends up freezing.
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I'm using windows xp home edition and the source code is-
Code:
SCREEN 12
PSET (30,50)
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You are going to full screen.
To exit full screen press ALT+ENTER. To enter full screen from desktop press ALT+ENTER as well when the MSDOS box has the focus.
QB is a MSDOS program. It should be ran in full screen.
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When in full screen mode qbasic 4.5 does not respond to me whatsoever, it does not let me use a mouse or keyboard.
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Joy of XP+DOS programs...
Well, if you feel up to it, I suggest you learn freeBASIC instead, it's almost the same as QB, but Windows instead of DOS. Very flexible and quite easy to pick up.
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Does QB display a "Press any key to continue..." message after you run it?
Maybe pressing a key would help...
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Yes, it does and I'm niot stupid but you have misread my earlier messages it will not take input from the keyboard or mouse, I repeat it will not take input from the keyborad or mouse.
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service pack 2? It's been known to kill qbasic in some cases.
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