File Scrambler & Unscrambler.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Imagine if you cut out each character of a paper document (including spaces, carriage returns, and line feeds) into little squares; placed all of the little squares into a paper bag; shook the bag well; and then laid them all out randomly. Then imagine that on the back of each of the little squares there was a unique number, known only to you because it was written in invisible ink, that gave the position of that little square in the original document which would allow you to reassemble the paper document – one square at a time. That is what this program does digitally. Once you choose an EXISTING file to (ONLY) read (text or binary), you then choose to either <S>cramble or <U>nscramble that file into a NEW file the exact size of the EXISTING file. Next, you choose a pseudo-random seed, which must be remembered to once again restore a copy of the original file. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the Source Code and a PDF with screen shots.

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File Scrambler.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Imagine if you took each byte of any file; copied each ASCII Character to a separate slip of paper; placed all of the slips into a paper bag; shook the bag well; and then laid them all out randomly. That is what this program does digitally. Once you choose a file to (ONLY) read, you then choose to either Scramble or Unscramble that file into a new file. Next, you choose a pseudo-random seed, which must be known to once again restore a copy of the original file. You actually have two choices: If you choose to <S>cramble a file, you then must <U>nscramble it for an exact copy restoration; If you choose to <U>nscramble a file, you then must <S>cramble it for an exact copy restoration. If you examine the source code, you will see that this is accomplished by using an index bit-array to keep track of which byte from the original file has already been written to the new scrambled file. Each byte in the original file is represented by one bit in the index bit-array; therefore the bit-array is only 1/8th the size of the original file. One use of this program would be to scramble a file that was already encrypted. This would add another layer of security and make it much more difficult to decrypt the file since it would first have to be unscrambled correctly before the decryption could be accomplished. In the attached zip file is the source code; a Windows compiled executable; and a file named SCRAMBLED.TXT. This file is a scrambled HTM of a well-known science fiction short story and was scrambled with the seed 12345.67 The original.htm was 94,372 bytes long and it took about 51.5 seconds to <S>cramble. First, look at this file in a text editor so that you can see just how well it is scrambled. Then using the seed as mentioned above, <U>nscramble it to any file name you choose with an .HTM or .HTML extension, and enjoy the well-known short story in your browser.

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FILE TEXT FINDER.zip by Naman Saikia (Rate this file/View comments)

This awesome program is programmed by me. This too creates a txt. The previous one is a document creater. It creates a txt file in the qb64 folder

Source included - QB64 - 502.44 KB - 474 downloads

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File To Custom Base-64.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

File To Custom Base-64.exe is a Windows standalone executable that allows a user to choose an offset into the ASCII character set from CHR$[32] through CHR$[63] for the Base-64 character set to convert any file into only “typewriter” text that can be copied to the Windows Clipboard and then pasted into Notepad as a text file. The text file produced is exactly 4/3 [1 1/3] larger that the original file. For example, if the offset chosen is at CHR$[32], then the Base-64 character set is from CHR$[32] through CHR$[95]. Another choice useful for encryption is the Random option where a user chooses a locking/unlocking number "key". With this option the Base-64 character set continually shifts during the conversion. Only that chosen number "key" can convert the Base-64 output back into text. So far, this is similar to my earlier program Text To Custom Base-64.exe. However, *the major difference* with this program is that the Base-64 text produced can be copied to the Windows Clipboard and then [instead of pasting into Notepad as a text file] pasted right back into this restarted program - using either a different offset or different Random “key” for saving to an illegible binary file. This binary file is the same size as the original file but it can only be converted back to the original file by doing everything previously done in the reverse order. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and a PDF with several screen shots that act as a tutorial.

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File To CVI Or CVL.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

See my post: String$ to Numbers & Numbers to String$ for the details of how this program works. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, an explanatory PDF and a text file with Long Integers.

Source included - QB64 - 1.16 MB - 776 downloads

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File2DNA Encryption.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

The two Windows executables, File Reader to DNA Encrypted-Sequence Writer.exe, and DNA Encrypted-Sequence Reader to File Writer.exe, use only the four (4) letters of the DNA alphabet, ACGT, to encrypt and decrypt a file. The complete explanation is quite involved. Therefore, please read the PDF that is included in the attached zip file which explains my approach with explanatory screen shots included. I discovered an additional ability of these programs after I created the PDF and uploaded the zip file. To see this, link to another place that I post: http://www.qb64.net/forum/index.php?topic=13111 Scroll down to Reply #1 and read the explanation I wrote.

Source included - QB64 - 2.63 MB - 1113 downloads

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FILEDIR2.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

File/directory display utility QB64 PD 2024.

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FILEDIR3.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

File/directory display utility QB64 PD 2024.

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FORMAT.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The format utility

Source included - QB64 - 18.19 KB - 16 downloads

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FORMATX2.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The format utility

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FORMATX3.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The format utility

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FORMATX4.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The format utility

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Gauss Jordan Elimination Calcula.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Gauss Jordan Elimination Calculator - Convert an augmented square matrix into Reduced Row Echelon Form. Solve systems of simultaneous linear equations input in augmented matrix format. Full accuracy is assured by only calculating with the fractional mode solution, because imprecision can take place in floating point mode. If the data was in an exact floating point format, then convert the data to a fraction (proper or improper) and enter the data that way. However, after the calculation is complete in the fractional mode, you can view the floating point solution if you desire. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a full explanation in a text file.

Source included - QB64 - 391.3 KB - 2372 downloads

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Gauss Jordan Elimination Calculator.pdf by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

I am amazed how often I can arrive at a solution by just punching in numbers as they come to mind. I even wrote a quick pseudo-random number generator where I can control the lower value, the upper value, and the amount of pseudo-random numbers to generate. I have been using a lower value of "0", an upper value of "25" and generating 42 numbers (the maximum input for a 6 X 7 augmented matrix). The attached PDF shows screen shots of one such run of the Calculator using the numbers that are generated. I find it amazing just how many times a solution is forthcoming with this pseudo-random input approach.

No source - QB64 - 403.04 KB - 915 downloads

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GCD & LCM.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Standalone Windows executable that will find the Greatest Common Divisor & Lowest Common Multiple between up to eight (8) numbers

Source included - QB64 - 370.35 KB - 1243 downloads

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Gmail Opener.bas.txt by Naman Saikia the qbasic programmer (Rate this file/View comments)

Hello guys, what's up. Tday this is an awesome short program on opening gmail on chrome. Download now. Rate if impressed

Source included - QB64 - 210 B - 455 downloads

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GOOGLE SEARCHER.exe by By Naman Saikia (Rate this file/View comments)

Hello friends, this is my program on how to search your question asked on qbasic answered on any web browser. Nice program. Pease rate if impressed. Sorry, could not send the bas file. This is only the exe file. Will submit the bas file later

Source included - QB64 - 1.63 MB - 961 downloads

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Graphic Line Patterns II.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Same front end with an extra algorithm added which I called "Sweeper" because as it is being created on the screen, it sweeps similar to a radar screen. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and a PDF file with four "Sweeper" screen shots.

Source included - QB64 - 563.32 KB - 790 downloads

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Graphic Line Patterns.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Adapted from original code by Clifford A. Pickover. Graphic Line Patterns is a Windows executable that uses math to draw beautiful circular line patterns in a random slide show that redraws a new pattern every 5 seconds. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with screen shots of the front end to the program and six examples of random pattern drawings.

Source included - QB64 - 675.41 KB - 915 downloads

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Group-It.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Group-It.exe is a Windows executable which will format a continuous string of characters that are all greater than CHR$(32) into groups from 1 to 79 characters with a space between each group. Furthermore, each line will break into a new line when the total length of a line is less than or equal to 79 characters. I specifically use this program to format the output of two of my other programs: Base-256 File To Base-10 File.exe and File Reader to DNA Encrypted-Sequence Writer.exe Group-It.exe will also reverse the process and UnGroup its output back to the original string of characters. I use the formatted output to generate two other pastimes that I enjoy: Creating and sending Morse Code files and creating and sending QR Codes. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with examples, QR Codes and a screenshot.

Source included - QB64 - 630.26 KB - 921 downloads

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HEXED8R4.zip by Erik Jon Oredson (Rate this file/View comments)

Hex Editor For QB64

Source included - QB64 - 223.41 KB - 804 downloads

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HEXED8R5.ZIP by Erik Jon Oredson (Rate this file/View comments)

Hex Editor For QB64 v8.0 r5.0

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HEXED8R8.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

Hex Editor For QB64

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HEXED8R9.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

Hex Editor For QB64

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HEXED8RA.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The Hex Editor

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HEXED8RB.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The Hex Editor

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HEXED8RC.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The Hex Editor

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HEXED8RD.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The Hex Editor

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HEXED8RF.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

The Hex Editor

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HEXED8RG.ZIP by eoredson (Rate this file/View comments)

Hex Editor For QB64

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