Program: XFOIL

Purpose: Viscous analysis of low-Reynold's number airfoils using panel method & Boundary Layer coupling

Authors: Harold Youngren & Mark Drela (MIT)

Graphics libraries: libPlot, which is a mixed-language Fortran/C implementation of the XWindows Linix tool. LibPlot uses a specific windows version (Win32.c) when compiling in windows. Final program compile requires -lib32 as linker option in SF

File output: Can output a post-script file of the plot window

The URL in the img tag has to be an actual image file.  In your case, the URL points to an album on imgur.  You would ideally do something like:

Gallery: http://imgur.com/a/H06Ue#0
Screenshot:

In the img tag, I used the url "http://i.imgur.com/DiV135R.jpg" to point to your first image in the album.

Purpose                 : Linear elastic structural analysis of rigid-jointed plane frames

Developed using    : All written, edited and compiled in 100% Fortran,
                                 using the Simply Fortran IDE

Graphics libraries   : Dislin (c) Helmut Michels, Max Planck Intitut
                                (free for non-commercial use)

File output             : Program writes straight text to output file
                                using .RTF markup codes for page layout & diagrams

SPLASH SCREEN

FILE OPENING DIALOG

OVERWRITE-FILE WARNING

DROP-DOWN MENU

LOAD DATA ENTRY TABLE

ANALYSIS RESULTS

OUTPUT FILE Pg.1 (as opened with M$Word)

OUTPUT FILE Pg.3 (as opened with M$Word)

OUTPUT FILE Pg.4 (as opened with M$Word)

OUTPUT FILE Pg.6 (as opened with M$Word)

Screenshots need to be uploaded to a server where they will have an Internet URL.
Jeff suggests http://imgur.com and I agree, it looks ideal.

All that is then necessary is to take note of the URL address where the uploaded screenshot appears place this string somewhere in your post to the forum:

[img=Your chosen name for the screenshot]URL_address.jpg[/img]

If using imgur.com, note that
-  the URL must point to individual image files, not to album addresses, and
-  the graphics filename extension must be added (eg .jpg).

I'll now try this in my next post to this thread.
I hope other users will participate in this because I should like very much to see what kinds of GUIs people have managed to create using FORTRAN.
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John