Alyce Watson took top honors in the Valentines 2008 Sharefest challenge with her Rich Text DLLs to create controls allowing user to change fonts, size, color, etc of their text. Outstanding Job Alyce! In the spirit of the Fest Honorable Mention goes to all participants (in order of participation) : harmonv, Janet Terra, LuckyKid, mike_ukmid, John Davidson, Noble Bell, RiJoRi, and of course, Alyce, who proves good things are definitely worth the wait.
Harmon V is the winner of the Lesson Browser Contest. He got the choice of winning Liberty BASIC Assist or the Run BASIC Personal Server, with his entry on Analysing Text
brcflip2001 and Sephi and Janet Terra and Alyce are co-winners of the slideshow challenge, October, 2007.
JosephE has won the extreme drawing challenge with his entry, PixelPad.
Charles Wolf (aka snowfortbuilder) is the winner of part 2 in the Super-Duper Coding Contest. Spring 2007. Charles won a programming book by Wallace Wang and a chance in the Grand Prize drawing. Good job!!
Fredrik Qvarfort is the winner of part 1 in the Super-Duper Coding Contest, Spring 2007. Fredrik won a copy of Alyce's Game Workshop and a chance in the Grand Prize drawing. Congrats!!!
Bill W is the winner of the Desktop Shell Challenge of January/February 2007. Voting took place on the Liberty BASIC forum.
Fredrik Qvarfort is the winner of the Liberty BASIC Forum Spreadsheet Contest. He won a copy of Dennis McKinney's SD DataGrid.
Harmon V is the winner of Noble Bell's Game Contest, July 31, 2006. He won an Amazon.com gift certificate.
"LB Lite Browser v1.1" by Kevin Agorastos (Sid) won the Liberty BASIC Newsletter Browser Contest, March, 2006. His entry was featured in the newsletter.
Janet Terra won the Flow Charting Contest sponsored by Carl Gundel, January 2006. She won an Assist Tools add-on.
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Mar 1, 2008
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