And if you're not as shy as our hero, we'll credit you for new sections you write and we add. Incidentally, the preferred HTML editor is FrontPage98, not because it's best, but because these pages have been edited and saved with FrontPage98. Since every HTML editor changes the organization and format of the tags when it saves HTML documents, it is much more difficult for me to find your changes when you save with some other HTML editor. So if you can, FrontPage it. The next best alternative is to make the changes directly in HTML with a simple text editor.
Suggestions are welcome.
If you're willing and able to manage the living XBasic documentation project, please volunteer. Many people were anxious to have Linux XBasic, but backed off when they learned it had not been tested on newer releases of Linux. So the following report from Dale Maggee may give you sufficient confidence to download and try Linux XBasic. Send me your reports too. You can now download XBasic for Linux from the XBasic freeware page.