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basic development of mac apps
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Cleveland, OH
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I am a pretty new Mac user. I have a iMac 500mhz/128mb ram, os 9.1. I have been a Visual Basic programmer for around two years. Is there a good Macintosh BASIC environment? What would you recommend. Are there any tools for converting VB code and/or forms if I want to port my VB apps to the Mac? Preferably one with easy access to TCP/IP sockets and ODBC data sources ... heh
All help would be appreciated, and no I don't have time to teach myself C/C++ 
Thanks!
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walter
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You'd probably have better luck finding an answer in the 'developer' forum, but one product you can check is realbasic (realbasic.com)
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Join Date: Oct 1999
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Yup, RealBasic is the way to go. I too learned VB first and find that RB is not only similar but easier to use.
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---I'm on a low Microsoft diet.
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Join Date: Apr 2000
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I'd say RB is the best choice for you too - it's really similar, and can import VB projects (with some limitations), and is cross-platform to boot: win-mac(classic/carbon)
Seb
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