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James, There isn't much I can do to help you learn. But there are lots of example programs available on the imagine1 web site. Go to www.imagine1.com/imagine1 and look for the "examples" link. There's a ton of them. The ones from the Meissner book go through everything in his book. Unfortunately, if you don't have the book that won't be a real big help. But, if for example you are studying I/O, you could try searching through the examples for the I/O chapter. (un)Fortunately, the examples are all in F, a subset of Fortran 90 that emphasizes the newer features of the language. They might not help you with everything. You can also download a free F compiler so you can experiment at home. Otherwise, there are some links to tutorials on the Fortran MarketPlace web site. www.fortran.com/fortran (I don't think you need the "/fortran", but I'm not sure.) Hope this helps. Dick Hendrickson [log in to unmask] > James Bell wrote: > > Hello, James Here: > > Plese forgive my intrusion into your weekend. I have a learning > disability that require a strong visual perception to understnad > Fortran 90, as my current college coures. > > Is there anyone whom may be able to help me with Fortran?? > > Please, I am having a hard time in this summer course. > > Ideally, a large collection of Fortran programs would be great as > references so that I may become familiar. > > [log in to unmask] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%