| From: | Clyde Hannan |
| Date: | 3 May 2000 at 08:02:21 |
| Subject: | Re: Basic or C |
Simon Archer wrote:
> Seeing as how we only currently have our 'classic' machines at the moment, we > were thinking maybe it would be good to perhaps have some programming tutorial > stuff in the mag, and the subject of the extremely powerful but freely > available version of PureBasic came up. So how many of you are beginners, and > how many would be interested in knocking up some apps courtesy of a little help > from AA?
I would be very interested. There's one thing that I would love to try my hand
at - and thats a smalll basic accounting programme based on the double-entry
system I was taught at school. I've seen several accounting packages available
for the PC and Amiga - they are quite varied, and get quite complicated, but
none emulate the presentation and function of high-school accountancy.
Of course I would then need to get myself loads of time and programming
knowledge from other sources to expand on it.
But a sort of "Introduction to Basic" in AA would be very helpful.
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