Max:
I believe a shop in town had version 1.0 of VBasic. I'll check and see
if it ran on DOS. I think the whole idea was windows' programming, so I
can't see why, but one never knows....
There's also MS Basic compiler and QBasic.
I think as Dave said, QBasic is as close as you'll get. I'll check
tomorrow (monday) or Tuesday, fersher.
-Mike
David C. Jenner wrote:
>
> Max,
>
> There was a Microsoft QuickBasic for DOS. I believe it got up to at
> least version 4.0. I used it long ago on a project or two.
>
> You probably can find a cheap (~$20?) copy of this at some used software
> store, like Half Price Software.
>
> Dave
>
> Max Eskin wrote:
> >
> > It is my understanding that there was once a (Microsoft?) Visual Basic
> > for DOS. Was it like VB for Windows, and was it any better than QBasic?
> > If someone has a copy, could they let me (ahem) borrow it?
> >
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