Bill Mance's Programming Page

In sixth grade, I typed in my first program on an Apple II e. I didn't write the program, but everyone had to type it in. I didn't really start doing anything more until I got my TI-85 half way through 8th grade. The TI-85 is a graphing calculator for those of you who don't know. It has a language very similar to Basic, but much more limited. In no time, I was writing simle games and programs. It wasn't until half way through my 9th grade year that I first used a real computer. It is the one I have now, a Gateway P5-120. I didn't start programming until Firecow gave me a copy of QBasic. Soon, a class on Pascal started at school. Since then, I have continued to pick up more languages and hone my programming skills. Most of the stuff I have is in Turbo Pascal or QBasic not because I like them, but because that's what everyone else at my school understands. Go ahead and use the follwing stuff I made. Just give me credit. There will be more stuff here soon.

My Turbo Pascal7 Units- Most procedures and functions are about as effecient as ther are going to get. A few things in there don't work yet, but I'll fix them when I get around to it. Let me know if you know of a faster way of doing any of them.

clr.zip- Contains two samples of a text clear screen command. One is 16-bit and the other 32-bit. Contains source .asm file and compiled .com file.

nocursor.zip- It is a .com I made that gets rid of that damn annoying cursor. Also comes with .asm source code.

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