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QB Express #21 Needs Submissions!
#11
I did up QBHH, and I may *may* scrape together a tut of some sort.... tho, at my current mind set (RANDOMIZE MIND), I may fall short.... Confusedhifty:

Quote:It would be weird just messaging you out of no where asking you about (RND * 1000) stuff.
Tongue Never had that issue w/ me.... I get up for a min to go get something, come back and find INT(RND * (1000-500)) + 500 IMs waiting for me.... XD

Then too, I did reply when I could.....
Kevin (x.t.r.GRAPHICS)

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#12
The deadline's quickly approaching! You have until the 20th of June. That means...

THREE DAYS LEFT!

It's not looking very good so far. Since my last post, I've received several comics, several newsbriefs, some letters to the editor, an article and a tutorial. That means I've got just two tutorials and one full-fledged article.

NOT GOOD.

But I'm not concerned....yet.

A lot of you have said you're going to write articles and send them in. Well, you've got three days. Get to work!
Pete's QB Site: http://www.petesqbsite.com
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#13
Well, I'm really sorry this is happening but I can't say I'm terribly surprised. I already said this few months ago. If few regular contributors drop the ball one or more issues might end up being really small.

Funny, but I was really close to writing an article few days ago. Now it's too late, of course, since I just got on the net.

But you shouldn't hesitate to release the issue even if it's small. I mean, two tutorials and an article is ok. That is if do the news brief will be great as usual and if you finally start the Qlympics. I think that thing is ripe for polls. There's an article - Qlypmics polls and rules.
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#14
I've gotten quite a few more submissions in the past few days for QB Express #21, but still not nearly as many articles as most issues. Many people have told me that a few more days will give them the time to finish their articles....well, your wish is my command!

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SATURDAY, JUNE 24th!

If you have time to write something, please do it. Remember, this is an open magazine written BY the community, FOR the community.

I'm especially looking for: GAME REVIEWS, TUTORIALS, and an upcoming game to preview in the next GALLERY.

As always, you can send your submissions to: pberg1@gmail.com

(By the way, this issue WILL come out in June, probably even this coming weekend. QB Express is getting back on its regular, MONTHLY publication schedule.)
Pete's QB Site: http://www.petesqbsite.com
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#15
Well golly gee, it's already Friday.

REMINDER: SUBMISSIONS DUE TOMORROW!!!

So hurry up!
Pete's QB Site: http://www.petesqbsite.com
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#16
Anyone have anything else to submit? The issue could still use a few more articles, if you've got 'em!

Issue #21 should be finished tomorrow evening or the day after, if all goes well. I'll still take new articles up until the moment that the issue is released.

Send your submissions to: pberg1@gmail.com
Pete's QB Site: http://www.petesqbsite.com
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#17
You sure know how to pick release dates. Tongue

Hint. I'm won't be able to get online probably for a week. Maybe it's evening now at your location. I suck at calculating time zones.
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#18
Quote:You sure know how to pick release dates. Tongue

Hint. I'm won't be able to get online probably for a week. Maybe it's evening now at your location. I suck at calculating time zones.
Here's a working timezone program that I posted in the timezone challenge last year. It might help you.
Code:
defint a-z

DECLARE FUNCTION   NumStrict    (Z$)

dim tz (1 to 24)
dim tn$(1 to 24)
tz(1)=0   :tn$(1)="London"
tz(2)=-1  :tn$(2)="Reykjavik"
tz(3)=-2  :tn$(3)="Greenland"
tz(4)=-3  :tn$(4)="Rio de Janeiro"
tz(5)=-4  :tn$(5)="Santiago de Chile"
tz(6)=-5  :tn$(6)="New York"
tz(7)=-6  :tn$(7)="Chicago"
tz(8)=-7  :tn$(8)="Denver"
tz(9)=-8  :tn$(9)="Seattle"
tz(10)=-9  :tn$(10)="Alaska"
tz(11)=-10 :tn$(11)="Honolulu"
tz(12)=-11 :tn$(12)="Midway Is."
tz(13)=+12 :tn$(13)="New Zealand"
tz(14)=+11 :tn$(14)="Solomon Is."
tz(15)=+10 :tn$(15)="Sydney"
tz(16)=+9  :tn$(16)="Tokyo"
tz(17)=+8  :tn$(17)="China"
tz(18)=+7  :tn$(18)="Bangkok"
tz(19)=+6  :tn$(19)="Omsk"
tz(20)=+5  :tn$(20)="Karachi"
tz(21)=+4  :tn$(21)="Stalingrad"
tz(22)=+3  :tn$(22)="Moscow"
tz(23)=+2  :tn$(23)="Cairo"
tz(24)=+1  :tn$(24)="Berlin"

getfrom:
Print "Enter FROM timezone as GMT0, GMT+nn, or GMT-nn ";
gosub getgmt
if gmterr=1 then print "Invalid timezone":goto getfrom
fromzone=gmtzone
fromname$=zonename$
fromgmt$=gmt$

gettime:
Print "Enter military time (hh:mm) for FROM timezone ";
input ztime$
ztime$=ltrim$(rtrim$(ztime$))
if mid$(ztime$,3,1)<>":" or len(ztime$)<>5 then print "Invalid time":goto gettime
z$=left$(ztime$,2)+right$(ztime$,2)
if not NumStrict(z$) then print "Invalid time":goto gettime
hh=val(left$(z$,2))
mm$=right$(z$,2)
if hh>23 or mm>59 then print "Invalid time":goto gettime

getto:
Print "Enter TO timezone as GMT0, GMT+nn, or GMT-nn ";
gosub getgmt
if gmterr=1 then print "Invalid timezone":goto getto
tozone=gmtzone
toname$=zonename$
togmt$=gmt$
if tozone=fromzone then print "FROM and TO timezones must be different":goto getto

rem ***** MAIN PROCESS *****

if fromzone<0 then fromsign$="-" else fromsign$="+"
if   tozone<0 then tosign$  ="-" else   tosign$="+"
from.to.sign$=fromsign$+tosign$

afrom = abs(fromzone)
ato   = abs(tozone)
days$="0"

SELECT CASE from.to.sign$
  CASE "-+"
       difhours=afrom+ato
  CASE "--"
       if afrom<ato then
          difhours= -(ato-afrom)
       else
          rem from is greater.
          difhours=afrom-ato
       end if
  CASE "++"
       if afrom<ato then
          difhours= ato-afrom
       else
          difhours= -(afrom-ato)
       end if
  CASE "+-"  
       rem difhours=ato+afrom
       difhours=-(afrom+ato)
  CASE ELSE
       print "SYSERR: invalid +- variable":system
END SELECT

tohh=hh+difhours
if tohh<0 then  tohh=tohh+24 : days$="-1" : goto gothh
if tohh>23 then tohh=tohh-24 : days$="+1"
gothh:


print
rem print "FROM zone is GMT";fromzone;"  ";fromname$
rem print "TO   zone is GMT";  tozone;"  ";toname$
print "FROM zone is ";fromgmt$;"  ";fromname$
print "TO   zone is ";  togmt$;"  ";toname$
if difhours<0 then signh$="-" else signh$="+"
print "Time at FROM zone is ";right$("00"+ltrim$(str$(hh)),2);":";mm$
print "dif in hours is ";signh$;ltrim$(str$(abs(difhours)))
print "Time at TO   zone is ";right$("00"+ltrim$(str$(tohh)),2);":";mm$
print "Date adjustment for TO zone is ";days$



system

getgmt:
  gmterr=0  'assume no error
  input gmt$
  gmt$=ucase$(ltrim$(rtrim$(gmt$)))
  lgmt=len(gmt$)
  if left$(gmt$,3)<>"GMT" or lgmt<4 or lgmt>6 then gmterr=1:return
  p4$=mid$(gmt$,4,1)
  if lgmt=4 and p4$="0" then gmtzone=0:goto findname
  if p4$<>"+" and p4$<>"-" then gmterr=1:return
  if lgmt<5 then gmterr=1:return
  z$=mid$(gmt$,5)
  if not NumStrict(z$) then gmterr=1:return
  if p4$="-" then zmax=11 else zmax=12
  gmtzone=val(z$)
  if gmtzone<1 or gmtzone>zmax then gmterr=1:return
  if p4$="-" then gmtzone=-gmtzone

findname:
  found=0
  for x=1 to 24
      if tz(x)=gmtzone then found=1:exit for
  next x
  if found=0 then print "SYSERR: zone not found on table":system
  zonename$=tn$(x)

return '>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

END

FUNCTION NumStrict (Z$)

REM *
REM *** (NUMSTRICT) - CHECK FOR STRICTLY NUMERIC ONLY (NO NULL NO DECIMAL)
REM *

  NumStrict=0         'Init to False

  IF Z$="" THEN EXIT FUNCTION

  FOR X = 1 TO LEN(Z$)
      A=ASC(MID$(Z$,X,1))
      IF A<48 OR A>57 THEN EXIT FUNCTION
  NEXT X

  NumStrict = -1          'True

END FUNCTION
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