Question

Write a step of start a q basic

Answer 1

HERE IS YOUR ANSWER MATE:-

1. Find the command prompt on your computer. If u are running DSO,this is the prompt that asks you for commands. If u are running windows 3.1 find the DSO prompt icon.
2. when u get a window with a prompt,enter the command. Q basic then press the enter key.
3. Q basic should start up.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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This method uses the DOS window, similar to what is done in Appendix A. There are other ways to do this using the windows interface. You can navigate with Windows Navigator to the directory that holds qbasic.exe and click on it to start it.

1A. On your desktop, click on "Start"

1B. Click on Run. Then in the Run dialog box type CMD and click on OK.

A DOS window (sometimes called a command prompt window) starts up. When it first starts, it will be set up to use a particular part of the hard disk for the QBasic files it may save and read. This is called the default directory. If you are not going to save your program files to the hard disk skip to 1F. If you want to save programs to the hard disk, do the optional steps that follow.

1C. Optional: Change the default directory to the root directory of C: (or any other disk) by using the CD command followed by a backslash:

1D. Optional: make a new directory to hold your programs. You only need to do this once. Call the directory QSOURCE (or any other name you like). Use the MKDIR command:

1E. Optional: Change to the directory in which you keep your QBasic source programs. This might be the directory you just created (in step 1D).

Notice that in the DOS window, uppercase and lower case don't matter. The "change directory" command is CD or cd. The directory you change to can be in upper or lower case (or a mix of both).

1F. Start the QBasic system by typing qbasic:

1G. The QBasic development window appears:

1H. Hit ESCAPE (tap the Esc key) to clear the welcome message. (Or, you can hit Enter to explore the on line help of the QBasic system.)

this is the solution of windows 7.

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