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Question by Robert SETIF
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May 17, 2016

Hello!


Are you planning a Windows 7 64 bits for your interesting software MSWLOGO? Moreover, is there a release or a patch that could display:

  • exact results instead of scientific notation 1.05 e+301 ,for instance 2^100:31 digits 2^1000: 302 digits fibonacci 100:21 digits
  • more accurate decimals for float numbers, for instance 1/98 =0.01020408163265... about 50 digits in order to see the periodic part?

Thanks a lot.
Robert SETIF

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Answer by Sean Hill

I've downloaded the software on Windows 10 64bit and it works just fine, then tried the application on a Windows 7 64bit machine and it works the same. You probably have an older version of the software, therefore the lack of features and compatibility issues. I recommend downloading the software from the official website.

Note: You can also send an email to the developer to request new features. The email is on the same website.

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Question by Guest
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November 5, 2015

Can you resize, i.e. shrink or enlarge, an image from edit that you have made in MSWLogo? So say I made a tree in and I thought it was too big and wanted it smaller. How could I change the size without changing all on my numbers when I first created it?

Stephen Prastman
Answer by Stephen Prastman

The software allows you to set the size, but there isn't anything related to resize. In this case, you can either access the built-in Help > Contents or simply download the tutorials and files from the official website. There is a tutorial which provides all the necessary information related to its usage.


Download page: http://www.softronix.com/logo.html

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Question by Guest
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February 3, 2015

Are commands FD 60 and BK 60 the same?

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Answer by Sean Hill

No, the commands are not the same. According to the official commands list, the functions are used for different purposes. See below the exact description of each command used within the program:


PD
Puts the pen down so that moving the turtle draws a line
Example: PD

and


FD x
Move forward x pixels
Example: FD 100

One draws a line, the other commands simply performs a movement based on the number of the pixels set in the command line.

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