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Jim, i have just gotten updated and there's no change...
Thank you for helping me out, but i've already given up this matter, so never mind.

Greetings 

Hi Jim.
Oldest versions don't work either here (some of them even gave me the message that says the program has found a problem and must close when trying to run my little Yabasic program), and because i don't know too much about computers i don't know if my video card is compatible with opengl; but i can tell you my video card is "mobile intel (r) 965 express chipset family", maybe you do know if it's compatible or not...

Hi Rain_Storm.
I've already tried before that option setting (and all of possible settings) without getting the program to work.
And i've been at Windows update and it looks i don't need a new update for directx, so i give up this sudden programming fever of me for now (sigh)...

Maybe later in time i'll feel like learning a new programming language, but now i'm only gonna play old games at my arcade and console emulators, haha...

SEE YA 

Jim, i've been tasting what you say until my program stayed empty 
Shockwave, i looked for other Yabasic programs in the internet and none of them run at my PS2Yabasic (I get the same crash report), so i guess it's a problem of my PC...

Either i find other compiler, working at my PC and supporting joypad keys,  or i'll have to forget Yabasic.

Anyway, thanks for your answers. If i finally manage to make games with Yabasic again, i'll come here to post them 

Hi Jim; i've disabled the source colouring and crashed again, and after that changed the other options one by one and still crashes  So i don't know what else i can do... Have you tried my program at your PS2Yabasic, doesn't it crash too? Could this be because of my computer? I use Windows XP Professional.

Thank you all for answering 
I've downloaded PS2Yabasic and, running a little program wich i made to taste controls,  returns this error:

"Sorry!
A terrible thing happened! Your code has been saved as 'Yabasic-autosave.txt'. Let Jim know what you were up to!"

After that, the compiler closes itself... Why does this happen?? Have i written something wrong at my program or is it a bug from the PS2Yabasic?  Here is my program, in case you want to check it out:

open window 640, 512
a=250
k=peek("port1")
label 1
fill circle a, 300, 50
if and(k,16384)=0 then
a=a+5
beep
fi
wait 0.03
clear screen
goto 1

Hi everyone; i love old videogames and made some simple games when i bought my PS2 by using the Yabasic program that was included at the PS2's demo, but it's already a long time since i don't program anything...
Now i've been looking for Yabasic compilator for Windows and found "Yabasic 2.763", but i have seen that the way i used at PS2 to set keys for my gamepad doesn't work here, so this is my question:
How can i set keys at a game made upon Yabasic for Windows? When i had this program for my old PS2, i used to make it with this command:

if and (peek ("port1"), 16384) = 0 then

In this example, "16384" sets the key for the "X" button at PS2's gamepad, but this setting way seems not to work at Windows. Wich is the command at Windows version of Yabasic to set keys for keyboard and gamepad? Somebody knows? Thanks.