A reminder for all Forum Users

[Pic_User]

hi Melanie,
My primary language is Spanish, and I'm glad to read that.

By the way, i'd like to ask you the same I asked mister_ed to know how to post a new thread about dc motor/q.encoder/position/direction/speed. Please tell me how can I post a new thread, i've searched how to and i've not found info such as options.

Hi RodSTAR,

To start a new thread:

Go to the main forum index page:
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/index.php
MELabs PICBASIC Forums

Get into the forum topic area that you think your subject matches.

Right now the choices are something like this:
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

PIC BASIC
Discussion area for the microEngineeringLabs PIC BASIC Compiler

PIC BASIC Pro
Discussion area for microEngineeringLabs Pic Basic Pro Compiler

General Area
for general PIC BASIC discussion

PBP Wish List
Air your views on future development of the PBP product

Code Examples

Schematics

Documentation
Links to Documents and Data sheets
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You decide which topic is the closest to your subject. Select that heading's “hot button”, to enter that topic area.

Now you are in the correct topic.

Just above the list of “threads in topic” there is an icon labeled “New Thread” this is how you start a new thread.

Hope that helps,
-Adam-

[RodSTAR]

Hi RodSTAR,

To start a new thread:

Go to the main forum index page:
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/index.php
MELabs PICBASIC Forums

Get into the forum topic area that you think your subject matches.

Right now the choices are something like this:
++++++++++
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

PIC BASIC
Discussion area for the microEngineeringLabs PIC BASIC Compiler

PIC BASIC Pro
Discussion area for microEngineeringLabs Pic Basic Pro Compiler

General Area
for general PIC BASIC discussion

PBP Wish List
Air your views on future development of the PBP product

Code Examples

Schematics

Documentation
Links to Documents and Data sheets
++++++++
You decide which topic is the closest to your subject. Select that heading's “hot button”, to enter that topic area.

Now you are in the correct topic.

Just above the list of “threads in topic” there is an icon labeled “New Thread” this is how you start a new thread.

Hope that helps,
-Adam-

yeah !! I got it now I will be able to post new threads thank Pic_User you so kind.-

[med2007]

My first language is English and I still don't understand most of the stuff on here.
Rgds

[Acetronics2]

My first language is English and I still don't understand most of the stuff on here.
Rgds

Hi, Med

Could you explain a bit more ... Cambridge or Oxford English also can be read here ...

is it about grammatical stuff or Technical stuff ???

Alain

[sayzer]

My first language is English and I still don't understand most of the stuff on here.
Rgds

English is my second language, but I do understand most of the "stuff" here.

What I do NOT understand is "some people".

[skimask]

English is my second language, but I do understand most of the "stuff" here.

English is my first (and only) language, and it never ceases to amaze me that people using English as a 2nd language (or even 3rd or 4th) have as much of a level of comprehension or grasp of syntax as they do.
I think that's one of the bigger problems where I live...it's a one-language deal. 2nd (or 3rd+) languages are not made mandatory or even pushed/encouraged for the kids in school.
For that reason, I believe many (if not the overwhelming vast majority) of other countries are FAR FAR ahead in that respect.

[mackrackit]

English is my first (and only) language, and it never ceases to amaze me that people using English as a 2nd language (or even 3rd or 4th) have as much of a level of comprehension or grasp of syntax as they do.
I think that's one of the bigger problems where I live...it's a one-language deal. 2nd (or 3rd+) languages are not made mandatory or even pushed/encouraged for the kids in school.
For that reason, I believe many (if not the overwhelming vast majority) of other countries are FAR FAR ahead in that respect.

And the part that is really sad... Many people using English as a second language use it better than ones that only use English. Maybe that should be "use English only"??

[skimask]

And the part that is really sad... Many people using English as a second language use it better than ones that only use English. Maybe that should be "use English only"??

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