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Visual Logic provides a minimal-syntax introduction to essential programming concepts including variables, input, assignment, output, conditions, loops, procedures, arrays and files. Based on research that shows students have more success when they start by focusing on concepts rather than syntax, Visual Logic allows instructors to present.
Q. Does Visual Logic run on a Mac?
A. Sorry, but Visual Logic only runs on Windows OS.
Q. What is a Visual Logic Signature (VLSig) file? Why do I need one?
A. The VLSig file provides a personal electronic signature to authenticate your work. Your VLSig file is created for you when you consume the PIN code that comes with your license.
You need your VLSig file to save your work. The authenticated author is saved with each solution file.
Flashwizard pro 6.4. If you run Visual Logic without a VLSig file, you will be in Demo mode and you cannot save your work. (In other words, only authenticated work can be saved.)
Q. I entered my PIN code but I did not get the email with my VLSig file. What should I do?
A. Some mail servers mark files with unknown attachments as spam and put it into another folder. If you have a spam folder, look there. Regardless, as a delivery backup, you can download your VLSig file directly from the page http://www.visuallogic.org/course/downloadvlsig.html
Q. I have my VLSig file. What do I do with it?

A. Save your VLSig file to a safe place. Curtis handheld programmer club car. When you run Visual Logic, you will be asked to browse to your VLSig file. (If you need Visual Logic, you can download it by clicking on http://www.visuallogic.org/course/VisualLogic-Course.exe.) Note: If you happen to have a USB thumb drive, you can save both the Visual Logic executable and your VLSig file on the thumb drive and then you can run Visual Logic directly from the thumb drive.
Q. Can I drag-and-drop my flowchart elements?
A. Yes, you can change the position of a single element or multiple selected elements using the mouse. You can also cut/copy/paste selected elements using CTRL-X, CTRL-C, and CTRL-V.