"Tom Del Rosso" <td_02@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "Fred McKenzie" <fmmck@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> "Tom Del Rosso" <td_02@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> I think I used to know this, but in QBASIC I can't remember how to
>>> print the ASCII chars like chr$(13) without moving cursor.
>>
>> Tom-
>>
>> Are you thinking of use of a semicolon, as in "PRINT CHR$(13);"?
>
> No, I meant printing the character associated with the code, like the
music
> symbols. Apparently they have to be poked.
If you mean printing to the screen, then you can download from my
website below POKE.ZIP (BAS & EXE files) for several BASICs
that displays text on the screen using POKE.
If you mean printing them on a printer, you will have to use whatever
escape sequence your printer uses for that. You can download a
QuickBASIC/QBASIC program that prints all 256 IBM graphics
and line drawing characters, with decimal and hex values on an IBM
Proprinter or compatible printer here:
http://www.sunvaley.com/TEMP/LINESET.BAS
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Judson McClendon judmc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sun Valley Systems http://sunvaley.com
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