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Re: Hello everyone



On 31 Mar 1999 00:06:54 GMT, Joe Kohn <joko@crl.com> wrote:

>But, I can tell you that there's been a lot going on in the IIGS world. A
>real brief run-down...
> 
>We have a IIGS emulator that runs GS/OS at 50 Mhz and faster.
>We now have a freeware TCP/IP stack that works with PPP and SLIP.
>We also have Telnet, ftp, and ping clients. With more on the way.
>We have a web browser in Spectrum Internet Suite.
>We now have a IIGS html editor.
>We have new CD-ROMs.
>We have a IIGS Spell Checker that works with all standard IIGS programs!
>We have the most fabulous GS freeware game...GShisen.
>Another great IIGS freeware game is Freecell.
>Wolfenstein 3-D was released a year ago.
>GNO/ME is now freeware.

Joe, I see one big thing missing from the list.  The IIgs finally has
a great new BASIC programming language to take the place of AppleSoft.
GSoft BASIC from the Byte Works was released at last year's Kansas
Fest and is now also available in a free version.  The commercial
version lets you write larger programs, though.

Also, Byte Works released the "Learn to Program in GSoft BASIC" book a
couple months ago and we are currently have a weekly question and
answer chat every Monday between 9 and 11 pm Eastern in the A2Pro
forum.  We just finished discussing lesson 4 on the 29th.

Check out http://www.delphi.com/a2pro for more information.

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