| Name | Description | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Printer Drivers for the PSION Programs | Describes the ins and outs of Psion's printer driver. Put them to unusual uses! | First published in QL World in 1986. Level: General |
| Valid | Description and assembler source of a variable validation command for S*Basic | Assembler level: Beginner, S*Basic: General |
| Parameter Passing Techniques in S*BASIC | Description of passing parameters by value or reference; arrays; coercion and other weighty matters | Level: Intermediate to advanced |
| WRESZ V0.03 |
On interactive resizing of a program window. (Opens PDF in new tab/window) | Download code here. |
| Virus | A QL virus type program written in SuperBASIC. Requires TK2. | Level: Intermediate |
| Take a Hint! | Article explains how to add hinting to your PE programs! | Level: Easy with EasyPtr |
| Pox | How to display windows larger than the program window and other intermediate PE programming topics. Developed with EasyPointer | Level: Intermediate. EasyPtr |
| Sound Advice | Add sound to your programs! View the article and Download a copy of the program and samples. | Level: Easy |
| SBldr V0.03 | Discussion of the EXEC family of command, and demo on EXecuting numberless SBASIC programs (SMSQ/E, poss Minerva) | Level: Easy |
| SBhtm V0.02 | Uses SBASIC as a Thing to tokenise a source file and convert it to navigable HTML. Takes the idea from article above to the next level. | Level: General |
| FindTheKey | Check whether a keyword/command exists without the use of a toolkit. An article about PEEKing around in the BASIC variables! | Level: Advanced |
| Labels | Demo of how labels can be implemented in numberless S*BASIC programs. | Just for fun! |
| Graphic Formats | Describes the PAC/PIC and PSA formats and associated file extensions. | FYI |
| Mode 32 | Describes some of the finer points of GD2 Mode 32. | General information | Squashed Display | Explains some issues with shapes apearing squashed and how to fix it. | General information |
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