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Originally Posted by Duoas 
Yeah. As far as I am concerned, the computer is there to serve me, not the other way around.
Then why are you using WinBlows?
Got a cough? Go home tonight and eat a whole box of Ex-Lax. Tomorrow, you'll be afraid to cough.
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Good question! 
I do have to hit it fairly hard, and regularly. Sometimes with a good, heavy bludger.
I do have to hit it fairly hard, and regularly. Sometimes with a good, heavy bludger.
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Re: Qbasic Help File I can't open it in XP !! Problem solved: I had copied Qbasic.exe and Qbasic.hlp from a Dos 6 installation disk. The .exe is ok but the .hlp is incompatible with W98.
Eventually I stumbled on a functioning Qbasic.hlp which W98se original installation had routinely and without .exe or a readme placed in the Windows\Command folder.
W98se Install Disk did not include Qbasic, only its hlp. Gotta love that Microsoft don'cha??
Eventually I stumbled on a functioning Qbasic.hlp which W98se original installation had routinely and without .exe or a readme placed in the Windows\Command folder.
W98se Install Disk did not include Qbasic, only its hlp. Gotta love that Microsoft don'cha??
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Problem solved: I had copied Qbasic.exe and Qbasic.hlp from a Dos 6 installation disk. The .exe is ok but the .hlp is incompatible with W98.
Eventually I stumbled on a functioning Qbasic.hlp which W98se original installation had routinely and without .exe or a readme placed in the Windows\Command folder.
W98se Install Disk did not include Qbasic, only its hlp. Gotta love that Microsoft don'cha??
Eventually I stumbled on a functioning Qbasic.hlp which W98se original installation had routinely and without .exe or a readme placed in the Windows\Command folder.
W98se Install Disk did not include Qbasic, only its hlp. Gotta love that Microsoft don'cha??
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