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[[#list]]
**LIST ARTICLES HERE**
* [[Hardware Control with the Serial Port and Propeller II]] - [[user:rabaggett]]
* [[IntroToFiles|An Introduction to Working with Files]] - [[user:GordonR]]
* [[CustomControlsBox|Custom Controls in a Box]] - [[user:lbjoseph]]
* [[ListBoxAndButtons|Rearranging a listbox and repeating buttons]] - by Jim Brossman
* [[WAVtoMP3|Converting wav files to MP3]] - [[user:mike_ukmid]]
* [[OpenGL3D_1|OpenGL 3D graphics in Liberty BASIC]], by Robert McAllister [[user:robmcal]]