bradmoore
May 1, 2006
Dateline: Wikispaces, May 1, 2006;
WE ARE OPEN - Hurray!
This is a dynamic collection of technical articles for Liberty BASIC programmers. It was founded by the publishing team from The Liberty BASIC Newsletter as a new format and continuation of that publication. Newsletter publication ceased in April 2006 with issue 143! This site is the next generation of technical repository.
Learn more about using this site, how to submit articles and much more below. We hope you enjoy this new format!
Organizers of the Liberty BASIC Programmer's Encyclopedia:
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bradmoore - 
DennisMcK - 
JanetTerra - 
Alyce - Read the Editor's Blog for our thoughts, musings and other important information about this site!
- This site is NOT accepting memberships. Anyone can use these pages - membership is not required.
- Submit articles at The Liberty BASIC Programming Wiki site.
- Click HERE to see the most recently modified pages.
- Click HERE to discuss this site. (You must be signed-in to your Wikispaces account to post a message.)
- License and Terms of Use for this site
- Click here to learn how to save articles to disk on your computer.
- Click here to learn how to print hard copies of articles.
- Click here to discuss the site.
Searching the Site
To search the Liberty BASIC Programmer's Encyclopedia, type the word or words desired into the textbox at the top of the page, then click the "Search" button.Saving Articles to Disk
It is recommended that you use the site as an online resource, rather than saving articles to disk. This online encyclopedia is meant to be dynamic and constantly updated. If you find an article to be valuable and you want to save a copy, follow the directions below. If you have trouble saving with your browser's "File" menu, use the method that copies the text and pastes it into Notepad, then saves it to disk. If you have trouble saving with Internet Explorer, try Mozilla's Firefox browser.To save a single article to disk on your computer, use the "File" menu on your browser and select "Save As" then choose to save as "Web Page Complete". Alternately, you can click and drag with your mouse to select the article text, then use the "Edit" menu or the right-click menu and choose "Copy". Once the text is copied to the clipboard, you can paste it into Notepad or into your favorite word processor and save it to disk from there.
To save the entire site to disk, click the Manage Space link on the left navigation bar, then click the button to "Backup Space" to download the archive in wikitext markup format. If you prefer HTML format, click the button to "Export Space as HTML." Click HERE to save the entire site to disk on your computer.
Printing Articles
To print a hard copy of a single article, click your browser's "Print" button, or select "Print" from your browser's "File" menu.To print a hard copy of the entire Liberty BASIC Programmer's Encyclopedia, choose "Print" from your browser's "File" menu and click the "Options" tab. Select the option to "Print all linked documents."