41. AtariProtos.com - All Your Protos Are Belong To Us! A BASIC language compiler for the 2600?!?! Well not exactly While it's true the Basic Programming allows the user to program the 2600 in a very crude way, it http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/basicprog/basicprog.htm

Basic Programming Name: Basic Programming Company: Atari Model #: CX-2620 Programmer: Warren Robinett Year: Released? Yes Notes: One of the few games to use the keypad controllers A BASIC language compiler for the 2600?!?! Well not exactly... While it's true the Basic Programming allows the user to program the 2600 in a very crude way, it uses it's own strange language to do so. Basic Programming is more of toy than a serious programming tool. Due to the limits of the 2600 you can only input 9 lines of code (11 if you use a trick), which as most programmers know isn't enough to do anything useful. The user enters commands using the keypad controllers, which hook together to form an awkward little keyboard. Basic Programming was a novel attempt by Atari to show people that the 2600 wasn't all about games, but ultimately a failed one. Anybody who bought this cartridge thinking they would turn their 2600 into a computer was sadly mistaken. Basic Programming is so underpowered it takes all the available memory to create a simple Pong style game! Basic Programming also uses a strange set of commands and symbols which doesn't correspond to the normal BASIC that most people know. Couple this with the fact that your program is actually broken up between several regions (Program, Stack, Variables, Output, Status, and Graphics), and even simple programming becomes a nightmare.

42. 99 Bottles Of Beer | Browse Category M MediaBasic program sample. http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/m.html#MediaBASIC

99 Bottles of Beer one program in variations Start Browse Languages Search Languages Top Lists ... Z Category M All languages starting with the letter M are shown, sorted by Language. Language Author Date Comments Rate M-Speak Andy Goldberg Ozan S. Yigit Ron Franke-Polz Macintosh WordPerfect John Rethorst Macro-10 Mark H. Zellers` MacroX Philipp Winterberg Maentwrog Marinus Oosters MAGIC/L Eric Korpela Magik Neil Pawson Magma Anonymous Magnum Wim Roeling make rahul Malbolge Hisashi Iizawa MALG Michael Anthony Sobczak Maple 11 Stefan Vorkoetter Maple V3 Hill and Burstall Mapper (now known as BIS) Peter Alderton MarioLANG Yoshiki Kumagai MARK IV Michael Passer Mathematica Szabolcs Horv�t MATLAB William Rossi Max/MSP Mike Rugnetta Maxim Anonymous Maxima Wilhelm Haager Maxscript R. J. Wolfe Maya Embedded Language Anonymous MC# Vadim B. Guzev MCPL Christian Meurin MechaniQue MQSoft MediaBASIC Anonymous MEDITECH Magic Anonymous MEDITECH MagicFS nobody Megazeux Anonymous mel laurent taillefer Mercur Johan Lindemann Mercury Fergus Henderson merd qstone Meta HTML Anonymous MetaCard Richard MacLemale MetaFont/MetaPost Tomasz J. Cholewo

43. AtariAge - Atari 2600 - Basic Programming (Atari) AtariAge News, message boards, rarity guides, game database, manuals, pictures, articles, links, and much more http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html?SoftwareLabelID=15

44. Basichome History of microcomputers and BASIC languages, as well as a large collection of BASIC programs and games. http://www.moorecad.com/classicbasic/

Classic Basic Games Page It was a "find". A real, ASR-33 teletype. These units were used originally by people like Western Union to transmit telegrams. Later they became a standard computer accessory for cheap input and output. You can see them in old movies and photographs. For a budding computer hobbyist, it was the thing to have after you got your first computer. It had a keyboard, a printer that served for all output, and even a means of input and storage, a paper tape reader and punch. The hobby computer revolution started with the MITS 8800, 6-7 years before the IBM-PC came to being. That fact usually brings yawns until you note that this was where Microsoft got their start, beginning with a couple of college drop outs and ending. in amazingly short time all things considered, with an empire that could purchase outright several small countries. If you got one, for the steep price of about $1000, and then put it together, not a small feat, what you got was a big blue box with lights on the front. If you did your homework correctly, those lights did the right things, and after carefully reading the manual, and inputting several byte instructions, painstakingly flipping each bit of the byte, 8 bits, then hitting enter for each byte, you could actually get the machine to do something sensible with the lights on the front. The beast was commanded to count on the lights. In binary of course. Next, a lit bit was walked across each of the front panel lights in turn, marquee style. Finally, the game "shoot the duck" was entered, which rotated a light across the row of lights. The object was to hit the switch under it at just the right time, and turn the light off. Miss and you just created another light. Get all the lights out, and, well, you ran out of interesting things to do rapidly.

45. Raihaan's Home Page Homemade amateur visual basic and C programs. Source code available for some programs. Includes pictures and links. http://pages.intnet.mu/junkyard/

46. What I Know About Speech Recognition Three Formants Analysis In order to view the changes of more than 2 formants over time, the formants of all frames can be plotted in a 2D graph. http://basic-programming.blogspot.com/

what I know about Speech Recognition Contents : Formants Analysis Speech Analysis using LPC Frames/Blocks Processing Frames Representation of Speech Signal ... Speech Recognition: Formants for Vowels Classifica... Links : what I know about Image Processing Archives : September 2005 October 2005 November 2005 December 2005 Softwares : Matlab:- The MathWorks Link Maple:- MapleSoft Link Mathematica:- Mathematica Link MathCad:- MathCad Link Web basic-programming.blogspot.com Sunday, December 04, 2005 Formants Analysis Three Formants Analysis In order to view the changes of more than 2 formants over time, the formants of all frames can be plotted in a 2-D graph. The results are shown in following figures for two different speakers. Formants of “five” spoken by a male speaker Formants of “five” spoken by a female speaker The circles on each graph show the location of the voiced region for /ai/ in digit “five”. Even that two speech signals are from different speakers of different gender, a few common properties can be seen from the graphs. Firstly, the voiced regions have respectively high amplitude compare to unvoiced region. The normalized amplitudes are shown with the intensity of the star marker (*). The darker markers indicate higher amplitudes. Secondly, there is a trend for the changes of diphthong in the voiced region, and the formants can be classified into certain ranges. posted by ajcl @ 7:35 AM 45 comments Thursday, November 17, 2005

47. Tree Rat Fishing iTunes Scripting using VBScript, Windows Administration scripts, and Basic Programming using VB.Net and ASP.Net. http://www.treeratfishing.com/

var mc_ajax_url = "http://www.treeratfishing.com/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp/mailchimp_ajax.php"; Home About Projects Resources ... Restarting the VMware ESX Management service Posted on No Comments To restart the service, log onto the console and execute the following: # service mgmt-vmware stop # service mgmt-vmware start (can take up to 1 minute before fully online) OR # service mgmt-vmware restart In order to successfully run these commands they will have to be executed as root (or using sudo) Technorati Tags: VMware Managment Service ESX Virtualization Category: General IE 8 broke my ASP.Net Menu Posted on 1 Comment head meta http-equiv ="X-UA-Compatible" content ="IE=EmulateIE7" title My Web Page title head I haven�t found any good explanation of why this happens other that the usual �standards based � browser stuff. Technorati Tags: ASP.Net Menu Standards Based Browser Internet Explorer 8 Category: .Net Development SQL 2008.. Compress them backups Posted on No Comments For those SQL admins who have managed their SQL backups using SQL dumps have had to wrestle with file sizes for many years. There are better ways of backing your databases up using things like SQL connectors to a backup software like CommVault or other backup programs but many times you just need a SQL Dump file. Depending on the size of the data in the Database they can be quite large. The good news is that there is lot of empty space in those files and they compress very well. But the bad news to go with that is if they are larger files you will find yourself having issues with programs like WinZIP.

48. Visual Basic Programming Guide As with any modern programming language, Visual Basic supports a number of common programming constructs and language elements. This guide walks through all the essential http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/y4wf33f0(VS.80).aspx

49. CM Software A simple Visual Basic program to remember recurring events. http://www.cm-soft.net/index1.html

CM Software website is currently under construction. Try RemindWin an easy and simple program to help you with recurring events, such as birthdays and anniversaries. Visit us at fndracing.com

50. BASIC Programming Forum - Index Board name Topics Posts Last post BasicProgramming.org Community news and announcements What's going on in the world of BASIC programming? 179 1785 http://forum.basicprogramming.org/

51. Automation & PLC Control Systems. PLC programmers and providers of automation services. Electrical design, HMI, SCADA, and Visual Basic programming. Motion control, panel build, installation, commissioning and breakdown. http://www.wolfautomation.co.uk/

Home News Contact PLC Control Systems ... Motion Control SCADA / HMI Systems Electrical Engineering Custom PC Software Solutions Custom Electronic Solutions Coverage Recent Experience Steel Industry Tube Processing Rubber Industry Packaging Power Generation Chemical Process Industrial Cleaning Materials Handling Automatic Guided Vehicles Automated Warehouse Special Purpose Machines Wolf Automation - Innovative, cost effective info@wolfautomation.co.uk Tel: 0845 838 7048 Wolf Automation. Old Meldrum House, Ball Lane, Coven Heath, Staffordshire. WV10 7EY www.plcprogrammers.com Valid CSS Recent Wolf Automation News OEE Installation in Dubai Our engineer has just returned from a successful installation of an OEE data collection system in Dubai. The touch screen PC based system collects information via sensors on a folding machine in a major printing comapny. Data such as Good Copy, Bad Copy, Setting / Good Production is collated by the system and transformed into statistical data which is used to monitor the efficiency of the machine and operators. The system also integrates into the businesses management software allowing the ordering of raw materials and the scheduling of jobs to be automated.

52. BASIC Programming Forum - Index Board name Topics Posts Last post BasicProgramming.org Community news and announcements What's going on in the world of BASIC programming? 179 1784 http://forum.basicprogramming.org/index.php

53. Home Page Provides contact information and basic program information. http://www.pearlandtroop414.com/

MM_preloadImages('images/rockwell4_ehfj.png'); MM_preloadImages('images/camp_karankawa_pix.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/lostpines_pix-2_29y3.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/rocky_mtn_hi_base.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/sd_ticket_2009_3vid.jpg'); Troop 414  Pearland, Texas Your Subtitle text Home Page 2010 Spaghetti Dinner 2009 Dinner Sponsors 100 Scouts ... Contact Us Welcome to our website. Here you will find information on Troop 414 and its upcoming events. Welcome to Troop 414's website Boy Scout Troop 414 is located in Pearland, Texas and is part of the Bay Area Council. We would like to welcome any new members who would like to join our troop and be a part of the Boy Scouts of America.  Our troop meets every Monday evening between 7 and 8 pm. We meet at Carleston Elementary on the corner of Harkey and Fite Road. Click here to view a map of our location. We are truly a boy led troop with involved parents. We are a relatively new mid-sized troop with approximately 30-40 scouts. The troop was founded in 2002 and has produced 5 Eagle scouts. Troop 414 is sponsored by the Pearland Elks Lodge #2732. We participate in a lot of activities such as camping, rock climbing, swimming, and many other fun games! If  you have an interest in joining our troop, follow the

54. BASIC Programming This page is dedicated to the BASIC Programming language, more specifically the Microsoft QuickBASIC, or QB, Compiler/Interpereter. The different sections of this website include http://library.thinkquest.org/TQ0312479/

55. Chute.bas BASIC program for designing a hemispherical parachute. http://www.xs4all.nl/~pdj/chute.htm

Chute.bas Chute.bas is a simple basic program that allows you to calculate the dimentions of a bear's parachute. It asks for the weight wou want to drop, the descending rate, the no. of gores (panels) and the distance between calculated points. If you got the printer switched on it then prints out the coordinates of a half panel. Shroud lines should be about 1.5 times the panel height. Don't forget to make a 2.5 cm hole in the center of the canopy: You'll need it for the static line! If you want to build a chute for a parabear be sure to use smooth fabric. Most ripstops are to "hard" and will not open properly. Sometimes it helps to put the fabric through a washing cycle at the highest temperature.Try that with some scrap (colors can bleed: careful if you don't like pink underwear): if it helps then put the chute in before you attach the shroud lines. You can download Chute.bas in two formats: as a .bas file (you'll need qbasic for that) or as a stand alone .exe file. Both files are zipped. chute2.bas (zipped) (1.3 K)

56. The Basics Of Programming And Using A PIC Microcontroller This is a guide to help those who are familiar with electronics and writing PIC microcontroller software to program and use them at home. http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~db283101/pichowto.html

The Basics of Programming and Using a PIC Microcontroller Authored By: Doug Bowlus [db283101@ohio.edu] The purpose of this guide is to help those who are familiar with electronics and writing PIC microcontroller software to program and use PIC microcontrollers at home. The first part of this guide will help select a PIC programmer by comparing the current options versus cost and functionality. The second part of this guide will demonstrate the use of one of the programmers mentioned in part I The third and final part will explain the setup and use of various supporting hardware necessary to use the PIC microcontroller. Part I: Selecting a Programmer What programmer you will buy depends largely on how much you want to spend and how much technical support you will need. The table below shows the various options I looked at before making my decision. Name Manufacturer Where to buy Comments Price (USD) Picstart Plus Microchip Digi-key Expensive, serial, supports a large range of PICs, should have good technical support MPLAB ICD2 Microchip Digi-key Expensive, usb, works with MPLAB to help debug programs (will require two pins), should have good support. Price includes $40

57. TRS-80 Level I BASIC Simulator Your browser must support Java applets in order to use this simulator. http://www.vavasour.ca/jeff/level1/simulator.html

Back to TRS-80 Emulation Page This is a recreation of TRS-80 Level I BASIC, with some additional commands . If the Simulator doesn't respond to the keyboard, try clicking on its window. For programs and samples, visit the Simulator Software Library Overview Keyboard Language ... Privacy policy Your browser must support Java applets in order to use this simulator. All content and code �2000 Jeff Vavasour . Updated February 15, 2001 . TRS-80 is a trademark of RadioShack Corporation

58. SkyandTelescope.com - Astro Software Links to the BASIC programs that appeared in Sky and Telescope, to shareware/freeware astronomy related software and to vendors of astronomy software. http://skytonight.com/resources/software/

59. GameStats: BASIC Programming Cheats, Reviews, News GameStats has the largest collection of BASIC Programming trailers, screenshots, cheats, walkthroughs, release dates, previews, reviews, soundtracks and news. http://www.gamestats.com/objects/009/009510/

60. Genealogy Software Corner BASIC program to maintain a family tree. Uses the worldwide standard GEDCOM file format to store information. (RISC Operating System only). http://www.pennine.demon.co.uk/family/armbasic.htm

Pennine Software Genealogy corner !Family for RISC OS !Family is a BASIC program to maintain a family tree database on an Acorn RISC OS platform (has been in frequent use on RO 3.1 and 3.5 - current versions are being developed on RISC OS 4 but will be tested on 3.1). It uses the worldwide standard GEDCOM file format to store its information, and can therefore exchange data with most genealogical packages in use today. The user interface is graphical through an on-screen family-tree in which members of a family can be seen in the context of their relationships. This makes it far easier to navigate than many genealogical packages whose interface is purely textual, or which show only a tiny part of a tree structure at one time. The tree display can be sent to a printer, or a !Draw file, and a variety of reports can be generated. A complete website can also be created with a page for each person in the tree, showing two generations of ancestors, their marriage(s) and children and all relevant dates and notes. !Family was developed over several years (up to version 2.18) by Denis Howe at Imperial College. Pennine Software added features for local needs and intended sending these to Denis for incorporation into the released version. Following Denis's desire to pass support of the program on to someone else, these updates are now being made available by Pennine Software and can be retrieved from the

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