Basic programming

[Dale]

Is basic programming available in xp. If so is it quick
basic? How do I get to the program from the command
prompt?

 

[DennisLazo.com]

nick,

seems like your clock is not set correctly...please do check

thanks


| None built in, you have to buy.
|
| | > Is basic programming available in xp. If so is it quick
| > basic? How do I get to the program from the command
| > prompt?
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[Nick Burns]

None built in, you have to buy.

 

[David Candy]

Willing to do what, buy what.

There is a limited edition of VB5 available free. If you have office installed you also have VBA installed. This is the macro language in office and is almost identical to VB.

VB5 (Can't make standalone exe. But can debug them)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/downloads/tools/cce/default.aspx

VBA 6 (Builtin to Office, also can't make standalone exe and programs have to run while word is running.)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vba/

All Office versions have a basic language. VBA from 97 onwards and app specific basic before.

Also the 98 resource kit and the NT resource kits have Perl, and Regina REXX (basic type language)
..(http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/library/resources/reskit/)

Pay what?

 

[David Candy]

Just get office or VB5 for free. just port the code when you want to buy it

 

[Jim Byrd]

Hi Dale - http://qbuniverse.hypermart.net/langzips/qb45.zip for direct
download, free. Also, see here for useful info:
http://math.artshost.com/qb.html

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[Jim Byrd]

YW, Dale.

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