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It's time (maybe a little past the time) to decide who won our Spring '09 programming contest. We have three entries: MapMaker, from Battles Enigma, from Cipherboy IndentAndCase, from LFS We usually have at least 3 prizes, winner, runner-up and honorable mention, so I think we should go with...
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The last day for contest entries has passed and I see three entries: Enigma, by Cipherboy IndentAndCase, by LFS MapMaker, by Battles I don't know whether we ever said there has to be a certain number of entries or we'll just keep it open until there are - we tried that one time (last summer)...
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Everyone likes their code to look good, but it is sometimes a tedious job to dot every i and cross every t (so to speak). Sometimes I add spaces where tabs were expected, and sometimes I don't capitalize my variable names the same everywhere they are used. So, I've used the Extended FileIO Class...
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Here is my contest entry -- I know it's early, but my wife wants me to send it on now so that I quit monkeying with it. :) It's my first attempt to post a phrogram online, so I hope it all works out. Let me know if something is missing or off! My phrogram is a map making utility. It can be used...
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There is one small wrinkle with this contest idea. The extended file I/O library - like all add-in libraries except for the Weatherbug Basic libary - runs on Phrogram Academic and Standard, but not on Phrogram Express. We have always positioned "be able to run the advanced add-in libraries"...
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A one second clip of a mouse clicking noise.
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A simple sound file that can be looped to make background music in a program.
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The PowerDown.wav file played in reverse. Kinda sounds like zooming in on a object or a power up sound. Right click on Download and Click Save Target As...