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Re: Q: Any new GSoft programs?
- Subject: Re: Q: Any new GSoft programs?
- From: phoenyx <phoenyx@texas.net>
- Date: 1999/11/11
- Followup-to: comp.sys.apple2
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Jeff Blakeney wrote:
>I agree with you in that there are times when you can't afford to buy
>something for whatever reason. I was just trying to clarify the
>difference between a stand alone application and one that must be run
>under a particular environment and to point out that programming in
>GSoft BASIC is leaps and bounds better than Applesoft.
>
>However, Applesoft doesn't cost anything so it is nice to play with.
>Another nice thing about GSoft is that most Applesoft programs are
>easily converted to GSoft. Heck even programs using Callbox would
>probably be quite easy to convert to GSoft so in the future, if you
>can afford to pick up GSoft, you can update your programs then.
>
>By the way, I hope your medical condition isn't something too serious
>and you have my best wishes for a speedy recovery.
>
Pretty serious, back problems at 3 different levels with nerve damage.
This has been ongoing for years, with a recent re-injury. Through the
years I've found the Apple ]['s to be great therapy to prevent a person
from going stir crazy.