On 11/16/01 4:28 PM, "Templarsog1_at_aol.com" <Templarsog1_at_aol.com> wrote:
> What is the best program for someone, such as myself, who doesn't know diddly
> about creating software? I saw an ad for REALbasic3 which says it is
> excellent for the beginner and professional alike. True, false or better
> alternatives?
Some programming environments can be easier to pick by someone without any
prior programming experience, but sooner or later, you will come up on
something that will be hard, if you don't have the basics programming
skills. If you're planning small projects, then you might be able to get
some results. RealBASIC is probably a good example. I've never used it
myself, so I can't really comment...
-Laurent.
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