I suggest if you are interested in this system you make
  a folder and drag over all the many future messages on this
  subject otherwise delete it.

  Paul,

 I did as you suggested, but didn't see any difference in the results.
 I've
 attached a screen shot of the program after F7.

 Thanks for the help.  I'll stick with it as long as you're willing to
tutor
 me.  ;-)

 Mark

 OK I think I see what the problem is.
 verbose only works if you are in a project.

 You are not in a project.
 Select the Project drop down menu
 Select new
 If the Directory is not what you want select change
 or browse.
 Type in a new project name.
 Then select OK.

 What will come is the editor that will look like this:
 Sub Main()
 End Sub

 Now select Options  Open Project File.
 It will look like this:
 ...name you gave it.bas

 Put in

 --verbose

 Select "save" under File.
 It will blink.

 Now go back and select the first tab... name you gave it.bas

 You can always tell if you have a valid project as you will see
 a tab with ......name you gave it.pjt

 Now put your program between Sub Main() and End Sub
 go from there and get back to me.

 Paul Lamar

See attachment

Mark

OK great Mark. I'll send this off to Don.
Do you have anything other than ZBasic running?

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Don wants to know if your are running in Windows 7 or you
are running 64 bits?

He is obviously on line :)


Paul Lamar


Paul,

I'm running Windows 7 (64bit)

Mark

OK I think that is the problem.
Don nailed it. I think that is a no no.
I'll check with Don.

Do you have an old XP computer lying around?

Paul Lamar