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IWB+ / Re: Project with two forms
Last post by billhsln - Yesterday at 06:32:07 PMA code sample would help us figure out what your problem is. Do the forms overlap or do you want one under/side of the other.
I don't check this forum too often, but will check back every couple of days to see if you have uploaded a sample or the code you are working on depending on if it is company private or not.
Bill
I don't check this forum too often, but will check back every couple of days to see if you have uploaded a sample or the code you are working on depending on if it is company private or not.
Bill
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IWB+ / Project with two forms
Last post by jayelbee - January 30, 2026, 09:46:53 AMAfter some time being away from IWB, I am trying to develop a program with two forms. The first form generated correctly andcompiled. Adding a second form to the project results in no code being generated for the second form. Should I develop each form conpletely separate and then merge them at compile time manually or should IWB+ handle both forms in the same session. I can delete the second form and get back to the main form, but I cannot delete the first form and work with the second.
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Console Corner / Re: Still At It
Last post by billhsln - January 28, 2026, 07:33:21 PMAlways good to see there are still a few of us around writing in IWB. Since I recently retired, I don't write much myself, but I do dabble a little.
Bill
Bill
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Console Corner / Still At It
Last post by Bruce Peaslee - January 28, 2026, 12:04:10 PMA friend has some stock and was complaining about the fact that the quarterly report shows all activities but fails to brak down how many shares were added to each stock. He complained that the calculation was a hassle. So I wrote this. It was fun to get back. +2 to my street cred.investCalc.iwb
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News and Announcements / Re: IW Finished?
Last post by matty47 - January 20, 2026, 11:25:16 PMThanks. Unfortunately we are all getting older and the "Homecoder" market is shrinking. There are fewer people who remember when home computers were a future dream. (My first computer at age 21 was a NSScamp microcomputer programmed with swutches and output was a row of leds! I am sorry that my coding skills are not up to being able to assist you.
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News and Announcements / Re: IW Finished?
Last post by Rock Ridge Farm (Larry) - January 20, 2026, 06:09:29 AMNo - I am still working on it. Just old and slow.
Looking for younger person to take it over.
Larry
Looking for younger person to take it over.
Larry
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News and Announcements / IW Finished?
Last post by matty47 - January 19, 2026, 05:24:33 PMIt appears to have been quite a while since there was activity here. Is IW Basic finished (as in no longer worked on)?
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General Questions / Re: Как связаться с администра...
Last post by LarryMc - August 21, 2025, 07:59:22 AMI'm the admin. Send me a msg.
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General Questions / Как связаться с администраторо...
Last post by Leonsjq - August 20, 2025, 08:24:06 PM Где админ?
Это очень важно.
Спасибо.
Это очень важно.
Спасибо.
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User Offerings / Dream Quest
Last post by basicgames - June 06, 2025, 12:17:15 PMDream Quest (Shareware)
Dream Quest is a casual mini game inspired by the JRPG (Japanese Role Playing Game) genre with the goal of providing a fun multimedia Windows experience with the lowest system requirements possible. This game is intended to run on the likes of machines such as the Pocket 386, but will also run on your newer systems.
The game features a story where you must rescue your master from an evil monk in a dungeon. There are 21 dungeon floors to progress through with all kinds of danger. A variety of items, weapons, and jewelry are exist to aid your journey. Monsters in the dungeon include bats, rats, blobs, spiders, mushrooms, skeletons, ghosts, clowns, spades, and pumpkins.
Movement and combat in Dream Quest is turn based. You may fight or attempt to run from battles. You may also use items in battle and eventually you will learn techniques that will make you more powerful. Techniques use action points that are earned from fighting. Aside from throwing bombs and performing techniques, regular attacks are carried out by clicking on a power bar to determine the damage.
Among the progressively dangerous monsters in the dungeon, you must also deal with thirst and even limited air on some floors.
https://www.lucidapogee.com/?page=dreamquest
Dream Quest is a casual mini game inspired by the JRPG (Japanese Role Playing Game) genre with the goal of providing a fun multimedia Windows experience with the lowest system requirements possible. This game is intended to run on the likes of machines such as the Pocket 386, but will also run on your newer systems.
The game features a story where you must rescue your master from an evil monk in a dungeon. There are 21 dungeon floors to progress through with all kinds of danger. A variety of items, weapons, and jewelry are exist to aid your journey. Monsters in the dungeon include bats, rats, blobs, spiders, mushrooms, skeletons, ghosts, clowns, spades, and pumpkins.
Movement and combat in Dream Quest is turn based. You may fight or attempt to run from battles. You may also use items in battle and eventually you will learn techniques that will make you more powerful. Techniques use action points that are earned from fighting. Aside from throwing bombs and performing techniques, regular attacks are carried out by clicking on a power bar to determine the damage.
Among the progressively dangerous monsters in the dungeon, you must also deal with thirst and even limited air on some floors.
https://www.lucidapogee.com/?page=dreamquest