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Using the on-line converter with firefox and ubuntu, I fed it this: and it spat out that: and 259216 bytes of data!

PE5 was a nice surprise. PE6 wasn't. I still prefer axepad.

@OLDmarty, If you're fed up of diagonal lines, here's my anarchist's (no "symbols") version of AllyCat's diagonal line code: It's quite short and sweet without the symbols, but bad programming practice. Don't care :).

Here's what I get running AllyCat's code: I'm not sure the second screen is as it should be.

Hi, This is AllyCat's code all-in-one-go. I run the picaxe off 3.3V.

Salut, Si vous regardez mes deux derniers postes dans le sandbox, vous verez que le seul moyen que j'ai trouvé pour WYSIWYG est d'écrire le tout englobé de BB (rich). Pas top :confused:

When I press the "TAB" button here, the cursor disappears. Is that "normal"? The above line was written with eight spaces between each...

Directly in the forum text editor with no cutting and pasting from elsewhere: When I press the "TAB" button here, the cursor disappears. Is that "normal"? The above line was...

I'm using LinAXEpad with Ubuntu. It turns out my TAB size was EIGHT spaces!

I did as you suggested (I hadn't noticed the forward slash). The 1's and 0's were under the words "Coil 1" and "Coil 2" before posting, then moved to the right once posted! Using Rich (BB code) as in post #3, they stay where I put them. There seems to be a difference in the space-count for...

That did it! Ouf!

Still not right. Try with code=rich: let PinsB = %11000000 'B.4,B.5 Energised B.7,B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01000000 'B.5 Energised B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01100000 'B.5,B.6 Energised pause w2 let PinsB = %00100000 'B.6 Energised B.5? pause w2 let PinsB = %00110000 'B.6,B.7...

Another go: let PinsB = %11000000 'B.4,B.5 Energised B.7,B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01000000 'B.5 Energised B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01100000 'B.5,B.6 Energised pause w2 let PinsB = %00100000 'B.6 Energised B.5...

Without code tags: let PinsB = %10000000 'B.4 Energised B.7? pause w2 let PinsB = %11000000 'B.4,B.5 Energised B.7,B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01000000 'B.5 Energised B.6? pause w2 let PinsB = %01100000 'B.5,B.6 Energised...

The answer is no. Here's what I had before posting: Thanks for your reply, @Ally Cat, I'll try your advice next.

Here's post #2 of "Advice required re Bipolar Stepper motors", cut and pasted as is. The 1's and 0's have miraculously gone back to where they should be! Will they still be there after posting? Here goes.... #PICAXE08M2 ; Drives a bipolar stepper motor using two PICAXE outputs, an L293D driver...

Dear Katy, I can't get the hang of the forum editor. What I see is what I want but not what I get. In the above post, the 1's and 0's were in the columns "Coil 1" and "Coil 0" before I posted. The B.(x)'s were a tabulation away from the original comments. What's wrong with me? Disgruntled...

Hi, I never played much with stepper motors, things that get hot worry me! Your comments don't seem to match your code: let PinsB = %10000000 'B.4 Energised B.7? pause w2 let PinsB = %11000000 'B.4,B.5 Energised B.7,B.6? pause w2 let PinsB =...

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It looks like no-one has, but if you have access to a raspberrypi 4 or 5 with 8G of RAM, you could try it yourself. https://raspberrytips.com/windows-11-on-raspberry-pi/