FutureBASIC 7.0 review

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License:	Demo
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	0K
Developer:	STAZ Software, Inc. Buy Now
Price:	$169.00
Updated:	31 May 2004

FutureBASIC, a healthy suite of programs for developing Macintosh applications, combines the power and versatility of modern programming languages with the simplicity of the time-honored BASIC language.

Beginners can use a simplified run-time, Console, to write programs while not having to worry about things such as a graphical user interface (GUI) or printing. Experts can choose the Standard, Mac Toolbox, or Object run-time, and the latest release has two new run-times: Appearance implements all the new GUI features, and Game Engine is a powerful OpenGL framework for developing 3-D applications.

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