For the curious: here's the 26 lost posts, recovered from my RSS reader. Note that it only saves the first few hundred characters of each post, and the author isn't stored.
EDIT: If you really wanted to you could probably work out the authors by cross-referencing with the #forum-news channel on Discord.
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:57:42 2020-04-27 | Thanks, just updated the entries.
Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:48:46 2020-04-27 | +
| | Output EXE to Source Folder: When this option is checked, QB64 will create the executable file in the same folder as the source code is saved. When unchecked, the executable will be saved to QB64's folder.<br /><br />Make EXE only: The source code contained in the IDE is compiled to a stand-alone EXE executable file. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:47:21 2020-04-27 | ....and it is not a program that uses graphics, only text (billing program)
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:43:32 2020-04-27 | +
| | <div><div><a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.qb64.org/forum/index.php?topic=2507.msg117537#msg117537">Quote from: FellippeHeitor on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:34:26 PM</a></div></div><blockquote>Do the executables remain on the disk or are they being deleted?<br /></blockquote><div><div></div></div><br />The executables remain on the disk<br /><br />Could it be for the graphics card?. The resolution it has is 1440x900 +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:42:15 2020-04-27 | +
| | <div><div><a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.qb64.org/forum/index.php?topic=2487.msg117534#msg117534">Quote from: FellippeHeitor on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:25:31 PM</a></div></div><blockquote>Going over the IDE section:<br /><br />These two descriptions make it sound like both menu items will do the same thing, when the first option is merely a toggle to have "Run" or "Make EXE only" output the resulting binary to QB64's folder or to the folder where the .BAS file is saved.<br /></blockquote><div><div></div></div><br />Fell, what would be the best way to word these? I'm looking at the HTML right now to update and I can't quite come up with the correct wording. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:34:26 2020-04-27 | Do the executables remain on the disk or are they being deleted?
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:29:09 2020-04-27 | +
| | <br />I have written a small test program (50 lines) and whitelisted it for the windows firewall, and it does not work either. +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:28:11 2020-04-27 | Yep, need to clarify that. Thanks.
Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:25:31 2020-04-27 | +
| | Going over the IDE section:<br /><br /><div><div>Quote</div></div><blockquote>Output EXE to Source Folder: This option compiles the source code currently contained in the IDE to a stand-alone EXE executable file.<br /><br />Make EXE only: The source code contained in the IDE is compiled to a stand-alone EXE executable file.</blockquote><div><div></div></div><br />These two descriptions make it sound like both menu items will do the same thing, when the first option is merely a toggle to have "Run" or "Make EXE only" output the resulting binary to QB64's folder or to the folder where the .BAS file is saved. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:24:21 2020-04-27 | +
| | I have disabled Windows Defender and it still doesn't work.<br />One of those that works has Windows XP and the other has Windows 10 (I don't know which version). And my computers have Windows 7, 8 and 10, and it works on all of them.<br />It has me crazy ... +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:16:34 2020-04-27 | +
| | <div><div><a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="https://www.qb64.org/forum/index.php?topic=2487.msg117528#msg117528">Quote from: FellippeHeitor on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:13:19 PM</a></div></div><blockquote>Love the solution to Task 13!<br /></blockquote><div><div></div></div><br />Thought you might :-) +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:16:28 2020-04-27 | +
| | Is this the only one with that specific version of Windows?<br /><br />If no external antivirus/antimalware is installed, it may be Windows Defender that's getting in the way. Please check that. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:15:10 2020-04-27 | It works without problems on 2 computers of the same client, but it does not work on this computer, and you need it on all 3 computers
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:13:34 2020-04-27 | As the compiled program did not work, I tried to install Qb64 to see how it worked and it gave me some clue of the problem
Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:13:19 2020-04-27 | Love the solution to Task 13!
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:11:13 2020-04-27 | +
| | You probably shouldn't have to install QB64 in a client's computer if they just bought a program you created with QB64. Just compile the program on your machine and send it to him.<br /><br />Unless you're selling QB64 itself, but that's a whole new problem. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:09:14 2020-04-27 | +
| | Hi,<br />Thanks you help<br />I have looked and it does not have any antivirus program.<br />Only when it is going to run, does the User Account Control notice jump, and I say "OK"<br />The programs and then QB64 folder is out of Programs Files folder.<br />I don't know what to do anymore, and he is a client who has paid for the program ... +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:06:04 2020-04-27 | I used a long integer in the example because QB64 is capable of having up to 2+billion files open at a time. I agree, anything over integer (_byte even) is overkill but I'm trying to match variable type use with QB64 specified capability.
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 05:03:56 2020-04-27 | +
| | Here we go again, doing all of Terry's homework for him. I warned you this would happen, Fell!<br /><br />Pete +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 05:01:34 2020-04-27 | +
| | Why would you use anything but an integer value for FREEFILE? I mean handle& seems like a superfluous use of data types to me. Other than that, it makes sense... well, as much sense as anything NOT written in SCREEN zero can make. Now if you will excuse me, this guy named Strzok keeps sending me weird text messages with pics of some guy named Carlos Danger in them. What a dick!<br /><br />Pete +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 04:59:10 2020-04-27 | Geez, I should probably add this info to the Task 1 in the tutorial as well. I currently instruct users to unzip to their desktop but not whitelist in their antivirus software.
Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 04:53:07 2020-04-27 | +
| | Whitelist your whole QB64 folder in your antivirus/antimalware software like Pete said and also make sure you have full write privileges to the folder you unpacked QB64 into.<br /><br />Unpacking QB64's folder into Program Files, for example, is known to give you trouble. +
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Re: Problen with Windows 10 Home | 04:40:22 2020-04-27 | +
| | You probably haven't whitelisted it so your anti-virus program is messing with it, and shutting it down.<br /><br />I have Win 10 Home 64-bit with QB64 running, no problems<br /><br />Pete +
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Re: QB64SOURCECODE.COM | 04:37:38 2020-04-27 | Task 13 has been added. If you have time please take a look at the "your turn" section of this one and let me know if the directions make sense to you. On to task 14.
Problen with Windows 10 Home | 04:34:11 2020-04-27 | +
| | Hi,<br />I have tried a program on a client's computer, which has windows 10 Home 64-bit and does not work (does nothing). <br />I have installed the 1.3 32-bit version, which is the one I use on my computers and I have run the source program. When you compile and run it, the same thing happens .... nothing. Returns to the QB64 interpreter.<br />Do you know if there is a compatibility problem with windows home?<br />By memory it is not, because it has 4Gb of RAM.<br />I have tried it on XP, Windows 7, 8 and 10, both 32-bit and 64-bit and it works without problems.<br />Thank you +
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Re: MouseInput | 03:35:42 2020-04-27 | +
| | This is something I was doing a few days ago while reading Luke's article on mouse control and is based upon that. It does something vaguely like what you describe.<br /><br />[code=qb64]'// This method of mouse polling reliably captures mousebutton clicks<br />'// as single events. It can be done on mouse down or mouse release<br /><br />DO<br /> IF _MOUSEINPUT THEN<br /> 'Is the button still in the same position?<br /> IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) = mouse_down AND _MOUSEBUTTON(2) = mouse2_down THEN<br /> DO WHILE _MOUSEINPUT<br /> m1% = _MOUSEBUTTON(1): m2% = _MOUSEBUTTON(2)<br /> IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) <> mouse_down AND m1% THEN 'left click<br /> PRINT _MOUSEX, _MOUSEY, "left", "click", "button 1"<br /> EXIT DO 'Process through the queue until the button changes state<br /> END IF<br /> IF _MOUSEBUTTON(1) <> mouse_down AND NOT m1% THEN 'left release<br /> PRINT _MOUSEX, _MOUSEY, "left", "release", "button 1"<br /> EXI...+
