Amazon even lists a few with CD's available
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/offering/list/-/012484832X/
all/ref=dp_pb_a/103-6573213-8787867
On Sunday, November 3, 2002, at 07:03 PM, Daedalus wrote:
>
> As Laurent says, if you've programmed before, it would be fairly easy.
> If =
> not, it will be more difficult, but not impossible. Probably one of
> the =
> most difficult things about it right now is being able to find the =
> programming books on how to get started. "Programming for the Newton
> Using =
> Macintosh" and "Programming for the Newton Using Windows" by McKeehan
> and =
> Rhodes are probably the best books to get started with, but copies are
> =
> fairly hard to find right now. Not only that, but copies with the
> original =
> CD-ROMs are even harder to come by, and the CD-ROM is very useful when
> =
> you're just starting out (they have the answers to the exercises in
> the =
> book, etc.).
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