The Width statement

[SMcNeill]

in your dreams maybe, where are you getting this idea from?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QB64

From the Wiki:

QB64's syntax is designed to be completely backwards compatible with QuickBASIC.

I didn't write this I only know what I have been told

Let me channel Clippy here for a moment:  


WHAT THE FRACK IS WRONG WITH YOUR BRAIN??   WTH WOULD YOU TRUST SOME WIKIPEDIA ARTICIAL OVER OUR OWN WIKI??

LOOK HERE:  https://qb64phoenix.com/qb64wiki/index.p...ed_by_QB64 !@!!!!!!!!!!!!

QB64 is meant to be compatible with QB 4.5 or lower versions. PDS (7.1) is not supported. The keywords listed below are currently not supported in QB64. However, older code that uses these keywords won't generate errors, as these are ignored by the compiler.

ALIAS (supported in DECLARE LIBRARY only)
ANY
BYVAL (supported in DECLARE LIBRARY only)
CALLS
CDECL
DATE$ (statement) (reading the current DATE$ is supported)
DECLARE (non-BASIC statement)
DEF FN, EXIT DEF, END DEF (must be reworked into actual FUNCTIONs)
ERDEV, ERDEV$
FILEATTR
FRE
IOCTL, IOCTL$
OPEN with devices like LPT:, CON:, KBRD:, and other devices is not supported. LPRINT and OPEN COM are supported.
ON PEN, PEN (statement), PEN (function)
ON PLAY(n), PLAY(n) ON/OFF/STOP. (PLAY music is supported.)
ON UEVENT, UEVENT (statement)
SETMEM
SIGNAL
TIME$ (statement) (reading the current TIME$ is supported)
TRON, TROFF
WIDTH LPRINT combined statement is not supported.


BY GOLLY, DOES THAT LOOK LIKE QB64 IS CLAIMING TO BE 100$ QB$%-COMPATABLE????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

READ THE PROPER DOCUMENTATION< STOOOOPID!!

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LOL!  And with the ghost of Clippy out of my system, I'd like to share that those are almost 100% the exact words that he shared with me once when I mentioned something about how "DATE$ doesn't work as a command, when the QB45 documentation lists it as a viable way to change the OS Date."  The amount of exclaimation points and screaming caps really drove the point home -- *Sometimes you just need to look at the offical wiki, rather than taking information found elsewhere as gospel." 

(Can't forget the row of emojis!)