Hi, I assume you use OS X given that you mention macbook in the title.
The desktop location on OS X would be ~/Desktop. So you could go one of the following two methods:
Method 1: configuration file
Edit the configuration file located at ~/Library/Application Support/pcbasic/PCBASIC.INI
under the heading [pcbasic], add a line as follows: mount=D:~/Desktop
Method 2: command-line option
Run from the command line as follows: pcbasic --mount=D:~/Desktop
Using either method, your desktop is now accessible as drive D: in PC-BASIC and you can see them with the BASIC command FILES "D:"
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how do I get access to files on the desktop?
Hi, I assume you use OS X given that you mention macbook in the title.
The desktop location on OS X would be
~/Desktop
. So you could go one of the following two methods:Method 1: configuration file
Edit the configuration file located at
~/Library/Application Support/pcbasic/PCBASIC.INI
under the heading
[pcbasic]
, add a line as follows:mount=D:~/Desktop
Method 2: command-line option
Run from the command line as follows:
pcbasic --mount=D:~/Desktop
Using either method, your desktop is now accessible as drive
D:
in PC-BASIC and you can see them with the BASIC commandFILES "D:"